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    This document lists literary works representing each region of the Philippines, including the title of each work, its genre, and author. For the regions of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the document provides the name of a representative literary work for each numbered region. It also includes a section for the National Capital Region. The document concludes with brief notes stating that the selections cover a wide range of genres and literary periods, represent both male and female authors, and convey diverse themes.

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    This document lists literary works representing each region of the Philippines, including the title of each work, its genre, and author. For the regions of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the document provides the name of a representative literary work for each numbered region. It also includes a section for the National Capital Region. The document concludes with brief notes stating that the selections cover a wide range of genres and literary periods, represent both male and female authors, and convey diverse themes.

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    Philippine Literature by Region

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    Anna Dalin-Mendoza
    This document lists literary works representing each region of the Philippines, including the title of each work, its genre, and author. For the regions of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the document provides the name of a representative literary work for each numbered region. It also includes a section for the National Capital Region. The document concludes with brief notes stating that the selections cover a wide range of genres and literary periods, represent both male and female authors, and convey diverse themes.

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    Evelyn L.

    Paccquing
    St. Paul University Philippines
    evzlax@gmail.com
    LUZON
     Region 1: Biag ni Lam-ang (Epic)
     Region 2: The Legend of Magat River (Folk Story)
     Region 3: Change (Poem)
    Angela Manalang Gloria
     Region 4: The Bread of Salt (Short Story)
    NVM Gonzalez
     Region 5: Small Town Filipinos (Essay)
    Kerima Polotan
     NCR : Politikang Kasoy (Radio Drama)
    Epifanio Matute
     CAR : Wedding Dance. (Short Story)
    Amador Daguio
    VISAYAS
     Region 6: Diplomat Listening to the
    Speech of Another Diplomat
    (Poem) – Dominador I. Ilio
     Region 7: Letter to Pedro, US Citizen
    (Narrative Poem) – Rene Estella Amper
     Region 8: Amoral (Poetic Joust)
     Region 9: The White Horse of Alih
    (Short Story) – E. A. Enriquez
    MINDANAO
     Region 10: Sunset View from a House in
    Jasaan (Poem) – Antonio L. Tan
     Region 11: Love in the Cornhusks. (Short
    Story) – Aida L. Rivera Ford
     Region 12: Datu Matu (Drama) – Saturnina S.
    Rodil
     Region 13: Tulalang . (Epic)
     ARMM : Pilandok’s Tale (Folk Story)
    Notes on the Selection
    • All common genres are represented.
    • All literary periods from pre-colonial to
    contemporary are represented.
    • Both sexes are represented with regard to
    authors.
    • Selections convey a wide array of themes.

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