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- 12. PHILIPPINE LITERATURE all literary works written by Filipino authors
- 13. • A diverse rich group of works that has evolved side by side with the country’s history. • Started with fables and legends made by the ancient Filipinos long before the arrival of the Spanish influence • Themes: Country’s Pre-Colonial Cultural Traditions and Socio- Political Histories of its Colonial and Contemporary Traditions PHILIPPINE LITERATURE
- 15. What is the relevance between communication and literature? COMMUNICATION IS POSSIBLE THROUGH LITERATURE.
- 16. What is the relevance between communication and literature? • Literature is communication. • Literature improves communication skills. • Literature cultivates wisdom and a worldview. • Literature teaches us to understand other cultures and beliefs. • Literature improves our empathy skills to establish a true communication.
- 17. What is the significance of studying the Philippine Literature course? • It stimulates our imagination in an expressive way through difference literary genre. • It portrays a living language. • We can better appreciate our literary heritage. • We can trace the rich heritage of ideas handed down to us from our forefathers. • We can understand ourselves better and take pride in being a Filipino.
- 18. What is the significance of studying the Philippine Literature course? STORY IS IDENTITY.
- 20. TOPYRE OPSRE
- 21. POETRY PROSE Definition Evocative and aesthetic qualities General form of written language Origin Latin word ‘poeta’ - poet Latin word ‘prosa’ - straightforward Primary Goal Selling the language itself as music The best words in the best order Sharing information Words in their best order Lines and Sentences Basic unit: Line Basic unit: Sentences
- 22. Characteristics Lyrical form in writing Structure, format, and rhyming Typical form of writing No structure, format, and rhyming Divided into lines and phrases More expressive and attractive Divided into sentences Dull Excite the readers Imaginative Simple and common Quite ordinary Use Writing songs and poems Different articles, stories and letters, etc. POETRY PROSE
- 23. NAME IT! The tortoise and the monkey found once a banana tree floating amidst the waves of a river. It was very fine tree with large green leaves and with roots just as if it had been pulled off by a storm … -excerpt from The Tale of a Tortoise and the Monkey by Jose Rizal
- 24. NAME IT! Oh Diyos sa kalangitan. Hari ng Sangkalupan, Diyos na walang kapantay, Mabait lubhang maalam… -excerpt from Panalangin sa Diyos (de la Merced’s version)
- 25. NAME IT! "Kung ikaw lang sana ay isang bituin Saka ako’y buwang lagi mong kapiling Suyuin man kita kung gabing malalim Walang mapangutyang lilibak sa atin Sa likod ng ulap, ikaw ay akin din."
Hinweis der Redaktion
- The body of written works of a language, period, or culture.
- Philippine literature is literature associated with the Philippines from prehistory, through its colonial legacies, and on to the present.
- Communication - a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behaviors. It is the act of sharing and receiving information through a variety of media to various individuals. (from Latin: communicare/communis, meaning "to share" or "to be in relation with") The easiest way to improve vocabulary, writing, and speaking skills is to study literature. Empathy – putting yourself in the shoes of a person (focus: emotions, and not the actions) But how do we improve that? Through literature of course. Through reading a lot of poetry and novels… Because a novel allows us to identify with different characters. Moreover, it provides us with the opportunity to enter the lives of people who we believe to be utterly different from us and to appreciate them. Ethical communication
- Communication - a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behaviors. It is the act of sharing and receiving information through a variety of media to various individuals. (from Latin: communicare/communis, meaning "to share" or "to be in relation with") The easiest way to improve vocabulary, writing, and speaking skills is to study literature. Empathy – putting yourself in the shoes of a person (focus: emotions, and not the actions) But how do we improve that? Through literature of course. Through reading a lot of poetry and novels… Because a novel allows us to identify with different characters. Moreover, it provides us with the opportunity to enter the lives of people who we believe to be utterly different from us and to appreciate them. Ethical communication
- introduces real life situations within the experiential background of the youth to the featured literary pieces.
- LITERATURE talks about stories Our own stories identify us. Posting on social media or even communicating with your friends – you are yourself telling a story, and those stories are telling something about yourself. Stories are unifying human experiences. The story of that nation in that particular generation Stories – we process ourselves
- introduces real life situations within the experiential background of the youth to the featured literary pieces.