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The document discusses Ariel S. Tabag, an Ilocano fiction writer, poet, editor, translator and musician from the Philippines. He has received several prestigious literary awards for his Ilocano short stories, including the Palanca Awards. Tabag is also a fellow of the 41st UP National Writers Workshop. He is the author of Karapote, an anthology of Ilocano short stories. The document provides details about Tabag's background and accomplishments.
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The document profiles Ilocano author Ariel S. Tabag and summarizes his short story "Voice Tape". It describes Tabag's background and achievements, and outlines the plot of the story which follows Dante learning about the mysterious circumstances surrounding his Uncle Ato's death from a voice tape. The story explores themes of dealing with loss and Filipino superstitions through flashbacks as Dante pieces together that his uncle committed suicide due to not being able to help his wife who was facing abuse abroad.
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- 2. Ariel S. Tabag (born August 16, 1978), is a bilingual Ilocano fictionist (he writes in Ilocano language and Tagalog/Filipino), poet, editor, translator, and musician. He has received the Palanca Awards for his Ilokano short stories. He has also been awarded the Talaang Ginto- Gantimpalang Collantes. He has received awards from Ilocano literary contests such as AMMAFLA, GUMIL California, SABALI, RFAAFIL, ATILA, Tugade Awards. He is the author of Karapote (Curion), an anthology of Ilocano short stories. Tabag is also a fellow to the 41st UP National Writers Workshop (2002).
- 4. •Palanca awards, •Talaang Ginto-Gantimpalang Collantes •Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Reynald F. Antonio Awards for Iluko Literature (RFAAFIL)
- 5. •Princess •babaeng anak ni ato •Dante •Lilong Illo karpintero •Lilang Balling •Angkel Ato •Ankgel Mulong •Angkel Ceferino •Angkel Alfredo •Lilang Balling
- 6. Dante Visited Sta. teresita to get his certificate, then he asked his “Nanang” to where did she put the certificate. His Nanang showed him the certificate but there was a voice tape of his dead Uncle with a title of 4 my one & onli lab ATO. As the moment pass by he remembered how his Uncle Ato died. His friend says that the death of his uncle was intentional but his family side says that his uncle died in an accident. Until he played the voice tape of his dead uncle and now he knows the truth. His uncle said ““Patawarin mo ako, Mahal. Di ko ginusto. Papatayin ako kapag lumaban ako. Isipin mo na lang na makakamtan na rin natin ang hinahangad mong magandang kinabukasan para sa mga anak natin... Matatapos din ang kontrata ko…”
- 7. The Story took place in the 1990’s in Santa Teresita
- 8. Dante visits Sta. Teresita during his vacation and recalls past events that led to Angkel Ato's death as he finds the cassette tape given by Angkel Ato's wife.
- 9. Uncle Ato died in an accident Since Dante is in the right age, he listened to the voice tape which explains everything STORY PYRAMID Dante asked for the certificate Dante saw a voice tape that reminded him about his uncle Ato His friend told him that the death was intentional
- 10. The truth about his uncle’s death lies on the voice tape that he found. They thought that the death was an accident until they played the message in the voice tape.
- 11. Sacrifices of a member in a family just to fulfill their needs. -Uncle Ato went abroad just to earn more for his family.
- 12. • PLOT TYPE – Dramatic or Progressive Plot This is a chronological structure which first establishes the setting and conflict, then follows the rising action through to a climax (the peak of the action and turning point), and concludes with a denouement (a wrapping up of loose ends). As seen in the story, it evolved from presenting the setting and it goes on through the established plan of achieving the climax then the end.
- 13. First Person Point of View - (me , I ) were mostly used in the story.
- 14. http://assengtabag.blogspot.com/2012/07/voice-tape.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_S._Tabag https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Ariel%20 S.%20Tabag Asseng Tabag ( Ariel Tabag ). (December 10, 2016) retrieved from
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