Period of Emergence

The Period of Emergence (19___-19____) is a time when Philippine Literature greatly flourished despite growing threats of foreign imperialism

• (1935-1945)

• (1971-1955)

• (1941-1930)

• (1933-1951)

Filipino people was commonly the subject of various literary works. The famous writers of this period include Manuel E. Arguilla, Nick Joaquin, Jose Garcia Villa, Salvador P. Lopez, Severino Montano, and __________.

• N. V. M. Gonzalez

• N. V. M. Zamora

• N. V. M. Guzman

• N. V. M. Gonzalo

Three groups of writers emerged (Except):

(a) those who were concerned with social consciousness;

(b) those who have fights for historical

(c) those who were concerned with craftsmanship; and

(d) those who were determined to explore local color.

• a

• b

• c

• d

The (4) different qualities of this period according to Hernandez:

WHAT IS THE 2nd QUALITIES OF THIS PERIOD ACCORDING TO HERNANDEZ?

1. The writers consciously and purposefully try to create national literature.

2. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

3. The writers experimented with different literary forms and techniques.

4. Three groups of writers emerged: (a) those who were concerned with social consciousness; (b) those who were concerned with craftsmanship; and (c) those who were determined to explore local color.

• The writers don't have knowledge about English language.

• The writers had gained full control of the English language. They could manipulate it as a literary medium.

• The writers have thought about big bang theory changed.

• The writers had gained full control of the any language. They could manipulate it as a literary.

In 1937, the Philippine _______ was founded. It aimed to produce literature as well as create a reading public.

• Book Novel

• Book Comic

• Book Guild

• Book History

In 1939, the Philippine Writer’s Guild was created. Its members aimed to:

(1) develop a common cultural consciousness among Filipinos;

(2) provide a center for cultural activities of Filipino writers; (3) uplift cultural standards and stimulate social consciousness of the writer;

(4) Create a War

(5) arrange for lectures and conferences;

(6) establish friendly relations with writers from other countries; and (6) defend freedom of thought and expression

• 1-2

• 5

• 3

• 4

The _____ and The Graphic and Philippine Magazine provided an ample space for literary works in English

• News

• Free Press

• Tv Personality

• Press conference

In 1940, The Commonwealth ________, which gave the first ever prices to writers, was founded.

• Literary Awards

• Oscar Awards

• Most Outstanding Awards

• Awards for all

The Emergent Period of Philippine Literature was brought to an abrupt close by the ______ occupation in 1941-1945.

• Filipino

• Chinese

• Taiwanese

• Japanese