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    1) During this period, Tagalog poetry acquired substance and meaning beyond just rhyme. Short stories featured better developed characters and themes based on reality. Novels also became more common. 2) People's interest in poetic debates increased. Many books were published, including collections of poems, short stories, essays, and the first cooperative publication of poems by multiple Filipino poets. 3) This period saw the proliferation of newspapers, magazines, and comics in Tagalog, helping to develop Filipino literature further. Plays also grew more prominent through organizations like PETA and UP Repertory.

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    1) During this period, Tagalog poetry acquired substance and meaning beyond just rhyme. Short stories featured better developed characters and themes based on reality. Novels also became more common. 2) People's interest in poetic debates increased. Many books were published, including collections of poems, short stories, essays, and the first cooperative publication of poems by multiple Filipino poets. 3) This period saw the proliferation of newspapers, magazines, and comics in Tagalog, helping to develop Filipino literature further. Plays also grew more prominent through organizations like PETA and UP Repertory.

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    1) During this period, Tagalog poetry acquired substance and meaning beyond just rhyme. Short stories featured better developed characters and themes based on reality. Novels also became more common. 2) People's interest in poetic debates increased. Many books were published, including collections of poems, short stories, essays, and the first cooperative publication of poems by multiple Filipino poets. 3) This period saw the proliferation of newspapers, magazines, and comics in Tagalog, helping to develop Filipino literature further. Plays also grew more prominent through organizations like PETA and UP Repertory.

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    Slide 13

    Newspapers and magazine publications were re-opened like the Bulaklak, Liwayway, Ilang
    Ilangand Sinag Tala. Tagalog poetry acquired not only rhyme but substance and meaning.
    Short stories had better characters and events based on facts and realities and themes
    were more meaningful. Novels became common but were still read by the people for
    recreation.

    The people’s love for listening to poetic jousts increased more than before and people
    started to flock to places to hear poetic debates.

    Many books were published during this time, among which were:

    1. Mga Piling Katha (1947-48) by Alejandro Abadilla

    2. Ang Maikling Kuwentong Tagalog (1886-1948) by Teodoro Agoncillo

    3. Ako’y Isang Tinig (1952) collection of poems and stories by Genoveva Edroza Matute

    4. Mga Piling Sanaysay (1952) by Alejandro Abadilla

    5. Maikling Katha ng Dalawampung Pangunahing Autor (1962) by A.G. Abadilla and


    Ponciano E.P. Pineda

    6. Parnasong Tagalog (1964) collection of selected poems by Huseng Sisiw and Balagtas,
    collected by A.G. Abadilla

    7. Sining at Pamamaraan ng Pag-aaral ng Panitikan (1965) by Rufino Alejandro.

    He prepared this book for teaching in reading and appreciation of poems, dramas, short
    stories and novels

    8. Manlilikha, Mga Piling Tula (1961-1967) by Rogelio G. Mangahas

    9. Mga Piling Akda ng Kadipan (Kapisanang Aklat ng Diwa at Panitik) 1965 by Efren
    Abueg

    10. Makata (1967) first cooperative effort to publish the poems of 16 poets in
    Pilipino

    11. Pitong Dula (1968) by Dionisio Salazar

    12. Manunulat: Mga Piling Akdang Pilipino (1970) by Efren Abueg. In this book, Abueg
    proved that it is possible to have a national integration of ethnic culture in our
    country.
    13. Mga Aklat ni Rizal: Many books about Rizal came out during this period. The law
    ordering the additional study of the life of Rizal helped a lot in activating our
    writers to write books about Rizal.

    Slide 25

    ENGLISH SHORT STORY

    1970-71

    First Prize –“THE RITUAL”–Cirilo F. Bautista

    Second Prize –“BEAST IN THE FIELDS”–Resil Mojares

    Third Prize –“CHILDREN OF THE CITY”–Amadis Ma. Guerrero

    1970-71

    First Prize –“THE ARCHIPELAGO”–Cirilo F. Bautista

    Second Prize –“FIVE POEMS”–Wilfredo Pascua Sanchez

    Third Prize –“FROM MACTAN TO MENDIOLA”–Frederico Licsi Espino Jr.

    ENGLISH ONE-ACT PLAY

    1970-71

    First Prize –“THE GROTESQUE AMONG US”–Maiden Flores

    ENGLISH POETRY

    1971-72

    First Prize –“THE TOMATO GAME”–N.V.M. Gonzales

    Second Prize –“THE APOLLO CENTENNIAL”–Gregorio C. Brillantes

    Third Prize –“AFTER THIS, OUR EXILE”–Elsa Martinez Coscolluela

    1971-72

    First Prize –“BATIK MAKER AND OTHER POEMS”–Virginia R. Moreno

    Second Prize –“THE EDGE OF THE WIND”–Artemio Tadena

    Third Prize –“TINIKLING (A SHEAF OF POEMS)”–Frederico Licsi Espino Jr.

    1971-72

    First Prize –“GRAVE FOR BLUE FLOWER”–Jesus T. Peralta

    Second Prize –“THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY”–Manuel M. Martell


    Third Prize –The judges recommend that in as much as the three third prize winners
    especially deserve, the prize of P 1,000.00 be divided among these three:

    “THE BOXES”–Rolando S. Tinio

    “NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO COME TO THE AID OF THEIR COUNTRY”–Julian E.
    Dacanay

    “THE RENEGADE”–Elsa Martinez Coscolluela

    Slide 29
    The following organizations contributed a lot to the development of plays during this
    period:

    1. PETA of Cecille Guidote and Lino Brocka

    2. Repertory Philippines: of Rebecca Godines and Zenaida Amador

    3. UP Repertory of Behn Cervantes

    4. Teatro Filipino by Rolando Tinio

    Slide 33

    The leading papers during this period were:

    1. BULLETIN TODAY 5. PILIPINO EXPRESS

    2. TIMES JOURNAL 6. PHILIPPINE DAILY EXPRESS

    3. PEOPLES JOURNAL 7. EVENING POST

    4. BALITA 8. EVENING EXPRESS

    LIWAYWAY had been an old-time favorite of the Filipinos since 1920. Other magazines
    were:

    1. KISLAP3. EXTRA HOT

    2. BULAKLAK4. JINGLE SENSATION

    Like mushrooms, comics also proliferated everywhere and were enjoyed by the masses.

    Among these were:

    1. PILIPINO4. HIWAGA
    2. EXTRA5. KLASIK

    3. LOVE LIFE6. ESPESYAL

    Slide 33

    Some of the books that came out during this period were:

    I Married a Newspaperman (essay) by Maria Luna Lopez (wife of newsapaperman Salvador


    B. Lopez), 1976

    The Modern Filipino Short Story by Patricia Melendrez Cruz, 1980

    Cross Currents in Afro-Asian Literature, by Rustica D. Carpio, 1976

    Brief Time to Love by Ofelia F. Limcaco

    Medium Rare and Tell the People (feature articles and TV Program) by Julie Yap Daza

    Period of the Third Republic (1981-1985)


    Slide 35

    Some of the books that came out during this period were:

    I Married a Newspaperman (essay) by Maria Luna Lopez (wife of newsapaperman Salvador


    B. Lopez), 1976

    The Modern Filipino Short Story by Patricia Melendrez Cruz, 1980

    Cross Currents in Afro-Asian Literature, by Rustica D. Carpio, 1976

    Brief Time to Love by Ofelia F. Limcaco

    Medium Rare and Tell the People (feature articles and TV Program) by Julie Yap Daza

    Period of the Third Republic (1981-1985)

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