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    The document summarizes the different forms of literature that emerged during the Spanish colonization period in the Philippines. It describes religious literature including pasyon, senakulo, and komedya. It also outlines secular literature such as awit, korido, and prose narratives. Propaganda literature from Rizal, Del Pilar, and Jaena that attacked Spanish rule is noted. Finally, it lists revolutionary literature such as Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo that sparked resistance among Filipinos.

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    SPANISH

    COLONIZATION
    PERIOD
    The start of the
    Philippine's more
    colorful history
    took place in
    March 16, 1521
    when Ferdinand
    Magellan docked
    on the shores of
    Homonhon.
    Filipinos were called two things.
    One is the “Taga-Bayan”, while
    the other is the “Taga-bukid” or
    “Taga-bundok”.
    A person who is a
    Taga-bayan is
    considered urbane
    and civilized and
    were in easy range
    of the church and
    state.
    A person who is a Taga-
    bundok or Taga-bukid is
    called a Bruto Salvage
    (Savage Brute)
    or Indio and were the ones
    who
    lived far from the center
    of the Spanish
    power.
    Forms of Literature
    1. Religious Literature
    2. Secular or Non- Religious Literature
    3. Propaganda Literature
    4. Revolutionary Literature
    Religious Literature
    It revolves around the
    life and death of
    Jesus Christ
    Forms of Religious Literature
    Pasyon – it is about the
    passion (journey and
    suffering) and the death
    of Jesus Christ
    Senakulo – it is the re-enactment
    of the Pasyon
    Komedya (moro-
    moro) -also
    considered religious
    because it usually
    depicts the battle
    between the
    Christians and the
    Saracens or the
    Moros.
    Secular or
    Non-religious Literature
    Revolves around tales of
    valiance and adventure.
    Forms secular or non-religious literaturte
    1. Awit– these are tales of chivalry
    where a knight saves a princess.
    Florante at Laura is a good example.
    (12 syllables each line)
    2. Korido- is a metrical tale or a tale
    that follows the structure of a poem.
    (8 syllables each line)
    An example of a korido is "Ibong Adarna" which is a story of
    brotherhood their love for each other and their father.
    3. Prose Narratives - are easy-to-understand
    instructional materials in a literary light that teaches
    Filipinos proper decorum. Pagsusulatan ng Dalawang
    Binibini na si Urbana at Feliza(1864) is a good example.
    Propaganda Literature
    The propaganda trinity is composed of Dr.Jose
    Rizal(Laong Laan and Dimasalang), Marcelo H.
    Del Pilar (Plaridel, Dolores Manapat, Piping Dilat),
    and Graciano Lopez Jaena (Diego Laura)
    These were in the forms of
    satires, editorials, and
    news articles that aimed
    to attack the Spanish Rule.
    Ang Fray Botod
    La Hija del Fraile (The Child of the Friar)
    Everything is Humbug ( Everything is Mere Show)

    Kaiingat Kayo (Be Careful)


    Dasalan at Tocsohan (Prayers and Jokes)
    AngCadaquilaan ng Dios (God’s Goodness)

    Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not)


    Revolutionary Literature
    These are exposes that
    sparked revolution and
    resistance in the hearts
    of Filipinos.
    KatungkulangGagawin ngmga Anak ng Bayan
    (Obligations of Our Countrymen)

    AngDapat Mabatidng mga Tagalog


    (What the Tagalogs Should Know)

    Liwanag at Dilim (Light and Darkness)

    El Desarollo y Caida dela Republica Filipina


    (The Rise and Fall of the Philippine Republic)

    El Filibusterismo(The Reign of Greed)

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