Description:The present anthology is a a sequel to Philippine Short Stories: 1925-1940, which came out in 1975. As in the first volume, it contains stories originally written in English by Filipinos, and all published originally, with one exception, in Philippine periodicals.The fifteen-year period covered by this anthology constitutes a most critical era in the history of the nation--war and Japanese occupation, restoration of the Commonwealth government in Manila, proclamation of independence, birth of the Republic, euphoria and disenchantment. The stories deal with various aspects of Philippine life all over the archipelago.Written exclusively by Filipinos, the stories reflect the ability of the Filipinos in using a foreign language as a literary medium, after four decades from the introduction of English into the school system in 1901. It is claimed by competent critics that by 1955, the achievement in the Filipino short story in English has been more distinguished than the achievement in the Filipino short story in Spanish, in Tagalog, or in any other native language. It is further claimed that the present collection is more truly national than any similar anthology that could be collected of stories originally written in Filipino or in any other native language or in Spanish. This collection has a wider geographical, ethnic, or social range than any other anthology. (From the Preface)We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Philippine Short Stories 1941-1955: Part I (1941-1949) (Philippine Short Stories, #2). To get started finding Philippine Short Stories 1941-1955: Part I (1941-1949) (Philippine Short Stories, #2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Pages
566
Format
PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition
Publisher
The University of the Philippines Press
Release
2008
ISBN
9715420842
Philippine Short Stories 1941-1955: Part I (1941-1949) (Philippine Short Stories, #2)
Description: The present anthology is a a sequel to Philippine Short Stories: 1925-1940, which came out in 1975. As in the first volume, it contains stories originally written in English by Filipinos, and all published originally, with one exception, in Philippine periodicals.The fifteen-year period covered by this anthology constitutes a most critical era in the history of the nation--war and Japanese occupation, restoration of the Commonwealth government in Manila, proclamation of independence, birth of the Republic, euphoria and disenchantment. The stories deal with various aspects of Philippine life all over the archipelago.Written exclusively by Filipinos, the stories reflect the ability of the Filipinos in using a foreign language as a literary medium, after four decades from the introduction of English into the school system in 1901. It is claimed by competent critics that by 1955, the achievement in the Filipino short story in English has been more distinguished than the achievement in the Filipino short story in Spanish, in Tagalog, or in any other native language. It is further claimed that the present collection is more truly national than any similar anthology that could be collected of stories originally written in Filipino or in any other native language or in Spanish. This collection has a wider geographical, ethnic, or social range than any other anthology. (From the Preface)We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Philippine Short Stories 1941-1955: Part I (1941-1949) (Philippine Short Stories, #2). To get started finding Philippine Short Stories 1941-1955: Part I (1941-1949) (Philippine Short Stories, #2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.