12. NEWSPAPERS
El Grito Del Pueblo
•a pro-labor and radical nationalist newspaper advocates
independence under the protection of the United States.
•Founded by Pascual Poblete in 1899 with a Tagalog
version called “Ang Kapatid ng Bayan.”
18. NEWSPAPERS
Manila Daily Bulletin
•The Philippines’ largest broadsheet newspaper by
circulation
•Now currently known as “The Manila Bulletin”
•Founded in 1900 as a shipping journal
•The second-oldest Philippine newspaper, second only to
the Manila Times
22. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS:
SPANISH
Philippine Literature during the
American Period
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English 7 Galileo
23. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: SPANISH
•The writers in Spanish were accustomed to write on
nationalism like honoring Rizal and other heroes.
•Some writers: Cecilio Apostol, Fernando Ma. Guerrero,
Jesus Balomori, Manuel Bernabe and Claro M. Recto
24. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: SPANISH
Cecilio Apostol
•Masterpiece: A Rizal
•His poems wee used to teach the Spanish Language (RA
1881)
•Pen name - Catulo
25. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: SPANISH
Fernando Maria Guerro
•Masterpiece: Crisalidas
•Prince of Filipino lyric poets in Spanish
•Favorite theme – eternal sadness of things
26. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: SPANISH
Claro M. Recto
•Masterpiece: Bajo Los Cocoteros (Under the Cocunut Trees)
•Bajo Los Cocoteros was published in 1911
•He is the Father of Philippine Consitution
27. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: SPANISH
Jesus Balmori
•Works: Mi Casa de Nipa, Mi Choza de Nipa
•Pen name Batikuling
•Poet Laureate in Spanish
•Premio Zobel award for contributions to Philippine
Literature
28. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: SPANISH
Manuel Bernabe
•Translated Rubaiyat by Omar Khayyam in
Spanish
•King of Balagtasan in Spanish
29. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS:
TAGALOG
Philippine Literature during the
American Period
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English 7 Galileo
30. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
POETS OF THE HEART (MAKATA NG PUSO)
Lope K. Santos, Inigo Ed. Regalado, Carlos
Gatmaitan, Pedro Deogracias del Rosario,
Ildefonso Santos, Amado V. Hernandez,
Nemencio Carabana, and Mar Antonio
31. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
POETS OF LIFE (MAKATA NG BUHAY)
Lope K. Santos, Jose Corazon De Jesus,
Florentino Collantes, Patricio Mariano,
Carlos Gatmaitan, and Amado V.
Hernandez
32. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
POETS OF THE STAGE (MAKATA NG TANGHALAN)
Aurelio Tolentino, Patricio Mariano,
Severino Reyes, and Tomas Remigio.
33. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
Lope K. Santos
•Masterpiece: Banaag at Sikat
•Father of the Filipino Grammar
•“Apo” of the Tagalog writers
34. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
Amado V. Hernandez
•Masterpiece: Luha ng Buwaya, Ang Panday
•First King of Balagtasan
•A pillar in the Tagalog Literature
35. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
Jose Corazon De Jesus
•Masterpiece: Ang Isang Punongkahoy (A Tree)
•The Legendary Lyric Poet
•King of Balagtasan
36. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
Aurelio Tolentino
•Masterpiece: Kahapon, Ngayon at Bukas
•Coined the word “dula”
•Father of Tagalog Drama
•CCP theater was named after him-Tanghalabg Aurelio
Tolentino
37. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: TAGALOG
Severino Reyes
•Masterpiece: Walang Sugat
•Father of the Tagalog Plays
•Father of the Tagalog Zarzuela
•Pen name- Lola Basyang
38. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS:
ENGLISH
Philippine Literature during the
American Period
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English 7 Galileo
39. THREE GROUPS OF WRITERS: ENGLISH
•The writers in English imitated the themes and methods of
the Americans.
•The Period of Re-Orientation (1898-1910)
•The Period of Imitation (1910-1925)
•The Period of Self-Discovery (1925-1941)
40. ESSAYS
•Scholarly and characterized by sobriety, substance and structure
•Political, social reflective essays, critical essays, personal or
familiar essays
•Carlos P. Romulo, Vicente Hilario, Jorge C. Bocobo, and Mauro
Mendez
41. SHORT STORIES
•Imitation of foreign models
•Ignacio Manlapaz, Godfredo Rivera, Federico Mangahas,
Francisco B. Icasiano, Jose Lansang, Salvador P. Lopez, and
Amando G. Dayrit
42. INFORMAL ESSAYS
•Works are spiced with humor, wit, and satire
•Ignacio Manalanpaz, Federico Mangahas, Francisco B. Icasiano,
Godefredo Rivers, Salvador P. Lopez, Jose Lansang and Amando
G. Dayrit
44. PAZ MARQUEZ BENITEZ
•First Filipino Modern English Language short story writer
•One of the founders of Philippine Women’s College
•Dead Stars (1925)
45. ZOILO GALANG
•A Child of Sorrow (1921)-first Philippine novel written in
English
•Nadia (1929), Encyclopedia of The Philippines (1957)
•Filipino encyclopedist and the 1st English-language Filipino
Novelist
46. JOSE GARCIA VILLA
•National Artist of the Philippines for Literature
(1973)
•Pen name- Doveglion
•Comma poet
47. MANUEL E. ARGUILLA
•How my Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife (1940)
•Epilogue to Reconciliation (1936)
•Republic Cultural Heritage Award 1972
48. NICK JOAQUIN
•Republic Cultural Heritage Award (1961)
•National Artist of the Philippines for Literature (1976)
•MOST important Filipino writer in ENGLISH
•Pen name- Quijano de Manila
•May Day Eve (1947), The Woman Who Had Two Navels (1961), A
Portrait of the Artist as a Filipino (1966), Summer Solstice (1971)
49. CARMEN GUERRERO NAKPIL
•Lifetime Achievement Award 2005 for her
outstanding achievement in history
•Icon of Philippine Literature and Journalism
50. N.V.M GONZALES
•Palanca Memorial Awardee for Literature
•National Artist Award for Literature (1997)
•Centennial Award for Literature (1998)
•The Winds of April, The Bamboo Dancers, A Season
of Grace, Children of the Ash-Covered Loam
51. THANK YOU FOR VIEWING!
Made By: Giancarlo Trani
Group 4 Members:
Jennie Rose Mercullo Giancarlo Trani
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