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Section 1
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fiction
is a deliberately fabricated account of something; based on imagination rather than on fact.
Hyper-Literature
Literary piece that cannot be presented without a computer Hyperpoetry Hyperfiction
static character
No change Villains
Merlinda Bohis Dean Francis Alfar
icons of modern Philippine fiction
Rising Action
Story builds Complication arises which means the problems the character is trying to solve gets more complex
Climax
Story reaches point of greatest tension between protagonist and antagonist
Alfredo Q. Gonzalez's "Dear Devices" (1933) & "The Call of Heights" (1937)
First published Filipino essayist No need to be acknowledged by newspapers to be popular (compilations of essays with similar theme)
situational
Series of events builds up a character and you expect something to happen, but it doesn't
entertainment
fiction is mainly read for ....... but can improve one's creativity, critical thinking, and analytical skills
Protagonist Deurotagonist Antagonist Anti-Hero
types of dynamic characters
IRONY
Contradiction on what is supposed to happen Most short stories have this
Controlled media/writers The Philippine Free Press
The Dark ages of Martial Law
The Philippine Free Press
→ underground publication; expository pieces about the Marcos regime
Dynamic Character
Experience change (big/small)
dramatic
Story is written in an omniscient view Protagonist doesn't know what happens in the future, but the reader knows it
Crisis
Man v man, man v self, man v environment
verbal situational dramatic
what are the different types of irony
short story
Work of prose Limited amount of words, few characters, one theme 1k-2k words
novel human experience interconnected
Narrative of considerable length and complexity Deals imaginatively with...... Every major character involved has a little story that can be ......
Symbolism figurative language
an object within a literary work that represents something other than what it is Add ...... to the text Achieved through the use ......
exposition inciting incident rising action crisis climax falling action denouement
Gustav Freytag's pyramid/Image of Narrative Events
Denouement
FR. "the ending"
verbal
Character said something and nothing happens; a lie
argumentative and colonial essays
Propaganda Movement of the Spanish Colonial Period
Deurotagonist
supporting character
Dr. Jose Dalisay Jr. Butch Dalisay Penman
Acclaimed writer who has won awards in fiction, poetry, dram, non-ficiton, and screenwriting "......" penname → write about topics that he believes need more awareness (controversial) VP for Public Affairs of the UP Maintains the Philippine Daily inquirer column, "...."
Spanish
....... brought literary ideas (argumentative essays)
characters 12
Driving force of the story Heavy factor on the reader's enjoyment Aristotle created..... character types
Controlled media/writers
→Prevent spark of rebellion
Dean Francis Alfar Philippine Speculative Fiction Don Carlos Palanca Awards
Co-editor and publisher of the yearly .......anthology Won 10 ......
short story novel
what are the 2 examples of fiction
Informal essays
commonwealth period
creative nonfiction
an account of historical, societal, or personal events Shares methods and structure with fiction; encouraged to employ voice speaker speaks straight to the reader (narrator is a character) Retelling of real events
Form/Structure Content (free) Voice (impact)
21st Century Philippines
Informal essays
formal structure (Logical basis, relevance, meaningful) free range topics (philosophy/persuasive/morality)
Inciting Incident
Character reacts to something that has happened and this starts a chain reaction of events
essay Formal language facts
Academic text ......expected and required To inform and to persuade Based on......
Falling Action reversal
Story shifts to action that happens as a result of the climax can also contain a ......(characters show how they are changed by events of the climax
Merlinda Bohis diaspora
Legaspi, Albay UST graduate 2014 Philippine National Book Award Themes of........(feeling out of place), immigrant cultures, and magic realism
static character dynamic character
what are the different characters
Children's stories
Social issues
exposition
Set the scene and character's background
transmit messages or beliefs
the purpose of symbolism is to ..... of the author to the reader
Patricia Evangelista Ani ng Dangal award Rappler
Awardee of NCAA's........ for her journalism Notable writer for online news portal........ Notable for her bold pieces on Filipino culture, disasters, and events Unafraid to be blunt (name dropping)
Flash Fiction 1,000
Ernest Hemmingway .......word limit Showcase immoral/taboo subjects
Colonial essays
were formal and rigid topics (politics/news)
La Solidaridad
sample work of Propaganda Movement of the Spanish Colonial Period
characters symbolism world/setting plot
what are the different elements of fiction
FORESHADOWING
Warning or indication of a future event
Anti-Hero
protagonist w/ morals in line of a villain
Section 2
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