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History of Poetry - 2nd Day.ppt
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- 3. • All literallyworks written and published at the latter part of the 21st century (from 2001 onwards)
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- 6. • pieces ofwriting that usually have figurative language and that are written in separate lines that often have repeated rhythm and sometimes rhyme.
- 7. language that useswords or expressions with a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation
- 8. Pre-Hispanic times A LongHistory Of Poetry
- 9. • One ofthe oldest form of Philippine Literature even before the Spanish Era • It encompasses the culture of the past and forgotten • Most of these songs were written using 12 syllables as meter Awit or song
- 10. • Folk songsenabled us to maintain our moral as Filipinos • Theme – Native culture Awit
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- 12. Oyayi o ayayi– lullabies Diyona – nuptial/courtship songs Kundiman – love songs Kumintang – war/battle songs Soliranin – rowing songs Talindaw – boat songs
- 13. Kutang-kutang –street songs Maluway– work songs Pananapatan – serenades Sambotani –victory songs Balitaw – Serenades (Bisaya) Dalit – hymns Paninitsit – (Kapampangan) "O kaka, o kaka” Pangangaluwa – dirges Dung-aw – dirges (Ilokano)
- 14. • Riddles thatused “Talinghaga” or Metaphors • These metaphors convey the answer to the riddle • e.g. A.Matanda na ang nuno Hindi pa naliligo B. Bata pa si Nene Magaling ng maghabi Bugtong (Riddles)
- 15. • Proverbs thatwere used to express pieces of wisdom or beliefs that were important to Filipino Society e.g. A. Sa taong walang takot Walang mataas na bakod B. Ang hipon’g kantulog Tinatangay lamang ng agos Proverbs (Salawikain)
- 16. • Long, episodic,chanted poems which told a story about a hero and his adventures • Often contending with, and also being aided by Supernatural creatures and spirits • Chanted orally at feasts and rituals to inspire and entertain Epics (Epiko)
- 17. Examples of Epic Agyu – Ilianon Alim – Ifugao Bidasari – Mindanao Darangan – Maranao Hudhud: Ang Kwento ni Aliguyon – Ifugao Humadapnon – Panay Ibalon – Bicolano
- 18. • Indarapatra atSulayman – Mindanao • Labaw Donggon – Bisaya • Lam-ang – Ilokano • Maragtas – Bisaya • Si Biuag at Malana – Cagayan • Tulalang – Bagobo • Ullalim - Kalinga Examples of Epic
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- 20. Pasyon – popularizedby Gaspar Aquino de Belen Perpetrated by Mariano Pilapil Francisco ‘Balagtas’ Baltazar – Florante at Laura Ilustrados’ goal – National Identity a sense of a nation as a cohesive whole, as represented by distinctive traditions, culture, and language.
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- 22. English – mediumof instruction/poetry Poetic Styles Free Verse - poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular meter New Criticism - It emphasized close reading, particularly of poetry, to discover how a work of literature functioned as a self- contained, self-referential aesthetic object.
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- 24. Bicol Region Historically knownas Ibalon Ibalon – Ibalio – People from the other side Region V (6 provinces) Albay Camarines Norte Camarines Sur Sorsogon Catanduanes Masbate
- 25. Characteristics of BikolLiterature • Its root were from ancient folkways • Poetry includes charmed verses exploiting the possibilities of words in folk poems and narratives • Themes specifically deals about mythical content • Bound with early historical fragments which form parts of the people’s lives
- 26. Bikolano Writers • Ricardo‘Ricky’ Lee (Daet, Camarines Norte) - Palanca Awardee (1970 and 1971) • Mariano ‘Marne’ Kilates (Daraga, Albay) - poet • Mariano Perfecto (Ambos Camarines) – Father of Bikol Literature/ Father of Bisayan Literature