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Philippine Literature Scraped by: Lovely Angeline Juyad UNDER MARTIAL LAW

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Page 1: Philippine Literature under martial law

Philippine Literature

Scraped by:Lovely Angeline Juyad

UNDER MARTIAL

LAW

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Angela Mercado

Killing time in the

warm place

The Praying Man

Ang Luha ng buwaya

Gulong ng Palad

Anna Liza

Minsa’y isang Gamu-

gamo.

Notable Works

The Charts

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The Archipelago

Children of the City

Promethues Unbound

Notable Works

Maynila: sa kuko ng

Liwanag

Ganito kami noon, Paano

kaya ngayon.

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Angela was poor witness who living her loving mother who quit as laundrywoman. when 5 gang members who sold to young girl into prostitution.

Angela Markado is written by Carlo J. Caparas and Illustrated by Abe Ocampo.

It was turned a film by Lino Brocka in 1980 which stars Hilda Koronel as Angela.

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Gathered at a wake

for Don Severino Gil

in 1981, the year

martial law was

lifted in the

Philippines, his

curious relatives

wonder why the old

philanderer's coffin

is sealed.

The Killing time in

a warm place was

written by Jose Y.

Dalisay

The novel tells the story of every man, woman and child who lived during the time of martial law under Marcos’ orders.

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'The Praying Man' is a fictional novel written by Bienvenido Santos .

The Praying Man was banned because it was about government corruption by the Marcos regime.

The Praying man was published by New Day Publishers on 1982..

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Ang Luha ng Buwaya ay isang nobelang isinulat ng Pilipinong si Amado V. Hernandez.

Ang Luha ng Buwaya ay bulaklak ng dila na nangangahulugang mapagbalatkayo o pagkukunwari .

Mayroon itong 53

na kabanata, at ito ay

tungkol sa mga

mahihirap na mga

magsasaka na

nagbuklud-buklod

laban sa

kagahamanan ng

pamilya Grande.

Luha ng

Buwaya

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It is a poetry

written by Cirilo

Bautista.

On the year 1972-73 the

Charts of Cirilo Bautista won

the first prize in the poetry category.

The charts of Cirilo Bautista consist of 69

pages.

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When it was revived as a TV soap in 1977, it was adopted by Lina Flor's younger sister, Loida Virina.

This classic Filipino TV tear jerker started as a radio drama in 1949, created by writer Lina Flor..

In 1977, Gulong ng Palad rolled over to television via Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation

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Anna Liza is a

Philippine television

series produced by

GMA Network . It was

also the network's

very first soap opera

in a primetime slot.

The series ended because of Julie Vega's sudden death, resulting in the serial having incomplete storyline. Shortly after Julie's death, reruns were aired from the beginning of the series, its final episode being in 1986.

This is a heart-warming tale of a girl named Anna Liza, who has an immense capacity to touch and change the lives of everyone who crosses her path.

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Minsa'y isang gamu-gamo is a 1976 Filipino film classic and an official entry to the 1976 Metro Manila Film Festival.

The film won five awards at

the 25th FAMAS Awards

including the best Picture,

director and screenplay.

The film openly criticized the American military presence in the Philippines.

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Edgardo M. Reyes's Tagalog novel Sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag had later been adapted into film by the well-known Philippine, director Lino Brocka.

It had been spotlighted once more at the Walter Read Theater of the Lincoln Center from July 31 through August 20, 1999

The film is based on a story written by Edgardo Reyes and serialized in Liwaywaymagazine from 1966 to 1967.

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Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon is a 1976 FAMAS award and Gawad Urian award winning Filipino romantic musical drama set in the era of Spanish colonization in the Philippines.

It was directed by Eddie Romero

and starred Christopher De Leon and Gloria

Diaz.

The film was selected as the Philippine entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 49th Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee.

Ganito Kami noon, Paano kayo Ngayon .

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The author of the poem was Ruben Cuevas.

A poem entitled

"Prometheus

Unbound" appeared

in Focus, a magazine

published and edited

by an established and

respected writer who

had chosen to be

associated with the

Marcos regime.

Prometheus

UnboundDeath shall not unclench me. I am earth, wind and sea! Kisses bestow on the brave That defy the damp of grave And strike the chill hand of Death with the flaming sword of love.

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On 1970-71 the Archipelago won the

first prize in the English short story.

The Archipelago

is a poem

that written

by Cirilo F.

Bautista. It was Publishedin Manila San Beda Review on 1970.

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Children of the City

The Children of the city was written by

Amadis Ma. Guerrero.

Children of the city got the third place in the Palanca Memorial Awards.

It was Established in

1950.

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Tagalog Zarzuela

Cenaculo

Embayoka of the Muslim

Tales of Manuvu

Recreational

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Magmula pa noong sinaunang dekada ng ika-20 na siglo

hanggang sa kasalukuyan, ang sarswela ay

itinatanghal na ng mga komersyal na grupo sa mga

teatro sa malalaking siyudad tulad ng Maynila, Iloilo

at Cebu o sa mga entablado sa mga rural na lugar

tuwing may kapistahan.

Ito ay dumating sa Maynila noong 1879 o 1880 na may pagtatanghal ng Jugar con Fuego (Play with Fire) ng grupo ni Dario de Cespedes.

Sa mga sumunod na taon, marami pang mga grupo ang dumating sa bansa na nagdulot ng inspirasyon sa mga Pilipino upang gumawa ng sarili nilang orihinal na sarswela sa wikang Tagalog, Pampango, Ilokano, Cebuano, Ilongo at Waray.

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The Senakulo (from the Spanish cenaculo) is a Lenten play that depicts

events from the Old and New Testaments related to the

life, sufferings, and death of Christ.

Ito ay dumating sa Maynila noong 1879 o

1880 na may pagtatanghal ng Jugar con Fuego

(Play with Fire) ng grupo ni Dario de Cespedes

It takes at least eight nights -

from Palm Sunday to Easter

Sunday - to present the play.

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Ang embayoka o bayok ay isang dula na nanggaling sa mga Muslim.

Ito'y isang pagtatalong patula na nilalahukan ng isang lalaki at isang babae na binabayaran ng salapi o kasangkapan pagkatapos ng palabas.

Embayoka of the Muslim

This play was presented in the rebuilt Metropolitan theater,the folk arts theater and the cultural center of the philippines.

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The return of "Manuvu" promises a definite feast for the eyes and ears as we employ multi-media technology in our retelling of the Manobo myth of creation.

The mortality and with the separation of Heaven and Earth, the lesson on how one must be the master of his own fate.

This play was

presented in the

rebuilt Metropolitan

theater,the folk arts

theater and the

cultural center of the

philippines

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulong_ng_Palad

://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Angela_Markado

http://indiohistorian.tumblr.com/post/31780342681/prometheus-unbound.httphttp://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Zarzuela

http://tl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luha_Ng_Buwaya

w.ask.com/question/the-praying-man-by-bienvenido-n-santos

Kahayon A,Zulueta C,”Philippine Literature Through the years”.

http://tl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Liza

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