Philippine Under the Republic

Filipino writers mastered using English and its different techniques in writing, wherein poetry, fiction, drama, and essay was written

The World is an Apple and Other Prize Plays (1959) by Alberto S. FlorentinoStories (1968) by Kerima PolotanThe Woman with Two Navels (1961) by Nick JoaquinThe Bamboo Dancers (1959) by N.V.M. Gonzalez

Countries where writers trained by joining workshops to dominate writing fiction and poetry

known to be for quality literature, wherein writer's consider this their rite of passage

imposed free trade which enforced imports from US for 28 years and parity rights allowing US citizens to have equal rights to access to the countries natural resources.

• The Philippine

  Rehabilitation Act

• Bell Trade act

• Philippine Independence Act

• REPUBLIC ACT NO. 2067

The taga-bukid and taga-bayan were the two cultures that made up the political entities

• A Merge of Traditions

• Existentialism and the Search for Identity

• Fullbright Program

• Philippine Rehabilitation Act

―May Lalim ang Batis‖ is taken from the novel ―Maganda Pa ang Daigdig‖ written in 1955. This novel focuses on the life of Lino Rivera a son of a farmer who suffered under Feudalism.

• Summer Solstice

• Bartolina

• May Lalim ang Batis

• Bangkang Papel

My Brother, My Executioner, tackles the narrative about two half brothers – Luis Asperri and Victor. In the story, the two brothers became enemies.

• Tatarin

• My Brother, My Executioner

• In Sipolog

• Walking Home

He was Filipino writer known for his novels such as Ama and Daluyong.

• Amado Vera Hernandez

• NVM. Gonzales

• Lazaro Francisco

• Emmanuel Torres

After being read poems and stories by his mother, the boy Joaquín read widely in his father's library and at the National Library of the Philippines.

• Nick Joaquin

• Alejandro G. Abadilla

• N.V.M Gonzales

• Lazaro Franscisco