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- 3. HISTORICAL CONTEXT 1946 -1970 As the Philippines fell into the hands of another foreign country - Japan - Filipino literature in English was stopped. The country folks resorted to writing in Filipino, inspired by provincial life. On June 24, 1946, the Americans freed the Filipinos and thus, the rebirth of freedom came. Freedom of speech, often fueled by nationalism returned and flourished despite obstacles.
- 4. HISTORICAL -FREEDOM OF SPEECH WASREBORN -SENTIMENTS WERE EXPRESSED IN MYRIAD OF WAYS
- 5. LITERARY FORMS 1946- 1970 • POETRY • JOURNALISTISM •SHORTSTORIES • PROSE • ESSAYS • ETC
- 6. GENRES During this period,the literary genres used are: Nationalism Heroism Grief
- 7. Authors Authors on theperiod of Rebirth of freedom revived the Philippines literature in Tagalog. During this period the Author's themes were the brutality of the Japanese, the poverty of life under the Japanese government, and the brave guerilla exploits. 19
- 8. Stevan “Estaban” Javellanais a Filipino born in 1918 in Iloilo, a short writer, and novelist one of those novels made in this period is WITHOUT SEEING THE DAWN. Which is a grim experience of war during the Japanese occupation. Kerima Polotan-Tuvera is a Filipino author. She’s a renowned fictionist, essayist, and journalist, Kerima's novel THE HAND OF THE ENEMY won the Stonehill Award for the Filipino novel in English. The novel Follows the story of Polotan struggling with marriage, and life’s defeat, influenced by social and political corruption. Despite The challenges, she remains committed to preserving women’s lives through her writing. AUTHORS AND THERE WORKS Kerimas short stories like “The Trap” (1956), “The Giants” (1959), “The Tourists” (1960), etc... won the prize of Palanca Awards. Javellana gained international recognition as the author of best selling war novel.
- 9. Luis V. TeodoroJr.’s short story THE ADVERSARY won the Philippines Free Press short story award; in English. In 1969, his story THE TRAIL OF PROFESSOR REIGO won second prize in the Palanca Memorial. Awards for Literature and in 1970, his short story THE DISTANT CITY won the GRAPHIC short story award. Luis was among the first Filipino historians who earned renown for promoting a distinctly nationalist historiography In 1958, the PEN Center of the Philippines which means Poets, essayists, and novelists was introduced. National Artist F Sionil Jose founded it to firm up writers' commitment to democracy.
- 10. THANK YOU FORLISTENING! Rebirth of Freedom...
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