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    During Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines, Spanish influences were prominent in Philippine literature. The Spanish introduced Christianity and the Spanish language, which became the dominant literary language. They also introduced European legends and traditions. However, Filipinos still expressed their own artistic feelings and traditions through various folk literature in different Philippine languages, including Leron-Leron Sinta in Tagalog and Pamulinawen in Iloko. Common literary forms during this time included religious dramatizations of Jesus's passion and death as well as musical comedies that explored human emotions and satirized life under Spanish rule.

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    During Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines, Spanish influences were prominent in Philippine literature. The Spanish introduced Christianity and the Spanish language, which became the dominant literary language. They also introduced European legends and traditions. However, Filipinos still expressed their own artistic feelings and traditions through various folk literature in different Philippine languages, including Leron-Leron Sinta in Tagalog and Pamulinawen in Iloko. Common literary forms during this time included religious dramatizations of Jesus's passion and death as well as musical comedies that explored human emotions and satirized life under Spanish rule.

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    SPANISH INFLUENCES ON PHILIPPINE LITERATURE


    1. ALIBATA
    2. The teaching of the Christian Doctrine became the basis of
    religious practices.
    3. The Spanish Language which became the literary language this
    time
    4. European Legends and traditions
    5.Ancient literature was collected and translated to Tagalog
    6. Grammar books were printed in Filipino
    7.Religious tone
    It manifest the artistic Example:
    feelings, of the • Leron-Leron Sinta (Tagalog)
    Filipinos. They show •Pamulinawen (Iloko)
    the Filipino’s innate •Dandansoy(Bisaya)
    appreciation for, and •Sarong Banggi (Bicol)
    love of beauty. • Atin Cu Pung
    Singsing(Kapampangan)
    KINDS OF LITERATURE during SPANISH COLONIAL
    - Dramatization of the
    Passion of Christ
    - Sufferings and death
    of Jesus Christ
    - Famous form of
    entertainment
    - Musical comedies or
    melo-dramas
    - Elemental passions of
    human
    - Shows a satiric and
    begrudge life

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