Students may earn extra credit by participating in any Philippine Literature-related cultural and literary activities at UST and the community this September! 20 points to be credited after presentation of tickets and a short review of the opera.
Mayo..Bisperas ng Liwanag
Based on Nick Joaquin's May Day Eve, Mayo is an opera in three acts to be staged at the Cultural Center of the Philippines' Main Theater. (Libretto and lyrics by Fides Asencio, Music by Rey Paguio, Orchestral Arrangement by Rey Pacis, Stage Direction by Nazer Salcedo.)
Call the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP Complex) or Joy Rago at 0919-6577961. Ask for discounts.
September 11 3PM and 7PM
September 12 3PM and 7PM
I will watch on September 11 at 7pm. I suggest you read May Day Eve before watching the opera. May Day Eve is on page 118 of your lit102 reader. May Day Eve will be discussed in class last week of September. Incidentally, it is also one of the selections that failing students (including students who missed some quizzes due to absences) may read to prepare for the make up test on September 4.
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Number of Lectures: 10 Contact Hours per Lecture: 1 Hour (for MWF classes) or 1 Hour and 30 Minutes (for TTh classes) Total Contact Hours: 45 Credits: 3
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
INCOMPLETE REQUIREMENTS WILL EARN AN INC (INCOMPLETE MARK) Read reminders for details.
About the Course (LIT102)
- PHILIPPINE LITERATURE
- This course is designed to develop among students an awareness and appreciation of the depth and breadth of our country’s literatures in order to foster among them the desire for truth, love for country and nature, which will eventually constitute a competent, compassionate and committed Thomasian.
Lectures
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2007
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August
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- COURSE OUTLINE
- The Contemporary Philippine Novel in English
- Philippine Contemporary Fiction
- What To Do Prior To Critical Engagement
- Why Study The Narratives of Women
- The Bird by Tita Lacambra Ayala
- MIST by Joy Dayrit
- The Virgin by Kerima Polotan
- WELOSTIT by Romina Gonzalez
- SERVANT GIRL by Estrella Alfon
- PEOPLE IN THE WAR INCLUDED IN THE PRELIM!
- IMAGING THE FILIPINO WOMAN. Theme: Love and the Er...
- People in the War --will include in the prelim
- Prelim Reminders
- CONTINGENCY! SPECIAL TESTS FOR LIT102
- EXTRA CREDITS
- Reading Assignment
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August
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Which of the following works of fiction you like best?
Recommended Reading List
- Abad Gemino and Edna Zapanta, eds. 1988. Man Of Earth: An Anthology of Filipino Poetry and Verse from English, 1905 to the Mid 50s. Q,C: ADMU Press.
- Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja. 1998. A Gentle Subversion. Essays on Philippine Fiction in English. UP Press.
2 comments:
Sir Timmy,
this is gwen from 4h1. i would like to make an appeal regarding my class standing. i was seated on the last row,beside elena, and we actively involve ourselves in the class discussion. it just so happen, that you are not holding your seat plan when i was participating. you may have missed to credit the point/s i recited as well. in addition, i seldom absent myself in your class, even i am left behind on the last row. Im really trying my best for this course, just hoping you could understand.
i hope for your kind consideration.
thank you.
sincerely yours,
gwen gatchalian
4H1
hi Gwen! sorry ha. dont worry, i'll do d necessary adjustment
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