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Literature

The document discusses various literary works and genres, highlighting themes such as gender inequality, self-actualization, and the role of marginalized voices in history. It introduces significant texts like 'Preludes' by Daryll Delgado and 'The Valley of Amazement' by Amy Tan, as well as contemporary literary forms such as graphic novels, digital fiction, and flash fiction. The document emphasizes the evolving nature of literature and its reflection of current societal issues.

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Literature

The document discusses various literary works and genres, highlighting themes such as gender inequality, self-actualization, and the role of marginalized voices in history. It introduces significant texts like 'Preludes' by Daryll Delgado and 'The Valley of Amazement' by Amy Tan, as well as contemporary literary forms such as graphic novels, digital fiction, and flash fiction. The document emphasizes the evolving nature of literature and its reflection of current societal issues.

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Literature  A way to interrogate history and to reveal

marginal voices to compete with the authoritative


versions
Preludes
 Tries to shift perspectives that have come from
 written by Daryll Delgado received ideologies that have been traditionally
 A story about gender inequality and infidelity depicted by history and literature
 Laws in the Philippines are patriarchal in nature  Tries to destabilize “received notions of both
(favor man over women) history and fiction” and directly “confront the past
 When a woman is guilty of adultery, she commits literature – and of historiography…”
a crime; for a man, the crime is not adultery but  Done to make readers think about the validity of
concubinage history
 Wonders about the different voices that have not
Characters: been heard and allow these voices to speak
through literature
1. Nenita
 The wife The Valley of Amazement
 Killed her husband with the purple leaves
(found only in Mt. Banahaw)  written by Amy Tan
2. The Husband  a story about a girl who has been true to herself
3. The Herbalista (self-actualization) despite of her condition
 Friend of Nenita
Charcters:
 Recommended the purple leaves to Nenita
4. Grandson
1. Lulu
5. Judge
 the main character
 Celebrating his death anniversary
 self-actualization: at the age of 8 or her
6. Judge’s Wife
childhood
 Rumored mistress of Nenita’s husband
 she wanted to be a pianist
2. Grandmother
Introduction to 21st Century World Literature
 Recommended to amputate the “extra
 Significance: to discover different cultures and pinky”
perspective 3. Mother and Father
 Three ways it has been seen: as an 4. Mr. Maubert
established body of classics, as an evolving canon  Old family friend
of masterpieces, as multiple windows of the world  Piano teacher
 Historiographic metafiction, world Englishes, post-  Convinced her parents to turn her unusual
colonialism, and feminism hand into ordinary ones
 A former concert pianist
A Low Art
21st Century Literature
 written by Margaret Atwood
 Retelling of The Odyssey from Penelope’s  new literary works created within the last decade
perspective
 written by contemporary authors
 “it’s a low art” =Tale telling
 A historiographic metafiction
 deals with current themes/issues and reflects a
 Low art = are often associated with women and
technological culture
femininity
 often breaks traditional writing rules
Penelope

 the main character


 Odysseus’ wife BLOG (Web Blog)

Historiographic Metafiction  a Web site on which someone writes about


personal opinions, activities, and experiences.
 Elaborated by Linda Hutcheon – she traces how
both history and literature were once considered
branches of the same tree of learning which
sought to “interpret experience, for the purpose of Instant messaging (IM)
guiding and elevating man”
 a type of online chat which offers real-time text  fictional literature or fiction of extreme brevity.
transmission over the Internet.  Also known as micro fiction
 Brief or small stories
Illustrated Novels
Text tula
 Story through text and illustrated images
 mobile phone poetry, using short traditional
 Generally, 50% of the narrative is presented formal verses like tanaga which has a 7777
without words. syllable count with rhyme scheme aabb, abab,
abba.
 The reader must interpret the images in order to
comprehend the complete story. KURAKOT
Inumit na salapi
Examples: Carlo Vergara’s “Zsazsa Zaturnnah sa Walang makapagsabi
Kalakhang Maynila” Kahit na piping saksi
Naitago na kasi.
Digi-Fiction
Hyper-poetry
 a literary experience that combines three media:
book, movie/video, and Internet website.  digital poetry that uses links using hypertext
mark-up. It is a very visual form, and is related to
 In order to get the full story, students must
hypertext fiction and visual arts.
engage in navigation, reading, viewing, in all three
formats. Speculative Fiction
 Hyperlinks  an umbrella term which encompasses the more
fantastical fiction genre.
Graphic Novel
Science fiction, fantasy, horror, weird fiction,
 a narrative work in which the story is conveyed to
supernatural fiction, superhero fiction, utopian and
the reader using comic form.
dystopian fiction, apocalyptic fiction, alternate history,
 the term is employed in a broad manner, etc
encompassing non-fiction works and thematically
linked short stories as well as fictional stories
across a number of genres.

Manga

 the Japanese word for comics.


 It is used in the English-speaking world as a
generic term for all comic books and graphic
novels originally published in Japan

Doodle Fiction

 Drawings enhance the story, often adding


humorous elements that would be missing if the
illustrations were omitted.

Blog, E-mail, and IM Novels

 Text-Talk Novels Blog, e-mail, & IM format


narratives - Stories told almost completely in
dialogue simulating social network exchanges.

Chick lit

 addresses issues of modern womanhood, often


humorously and light-heartedly.

Flash Fiction

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