ARALING KAPAMPANGAN 10 (AH: UP Pampanga)

Mekeni Abe: Pangkalahatang sarbey ng kulturang Kapampangan.
 (3 units)

Course Description

Isang pangkalahatang pagtingin sa kultura ng rehiyon ng Pampanga kaugnay ang kasaysayan, panitikan, sining at sosyolohiya na nakapaloob dito

Magsisimula sa ikalawang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

ARALING PILIPINO 12*(AH)

Suroy-suroy sa Wika, Panitikan at Kultura sa mga Isla ng Luzon, Visayas at Mindanao
(3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Mga panimulang pag-aaral sa mga wika, panitikan at kultura sa Pilipinas at ang kaugnayan at ambag nito sa kalinangang pambansa sa kapuluan.

Pilipino ka ba? Masubukan nga.
Napuntahan mo na ba ang Hundred Islands?
Ano ang capital ng Batanes?
Tagalog ba ang pambansang wika natin?
Ilang pulo mayroon ang bansa? Kapag low tide o high tide?
Ano sa Filipino ang horizon?
Nasaan ang Saranggani?
Boracay lang ba ang alam mong dagat?
Banahaw lang ba ang bundok sa bansa?
Ang Arayat ba ang bundok o bulkan?
Ang Palawan ba'y nasa Luzon?
Ano ang alam mo sa canao, pinikpikan, kulintangan, binua, pilandok, talindao, pusong, gahum, dalumat?
Hebigat?
Tayo nang magsuroy-suroy.
Lakabayin ang ating bansa.
Alamin ang sariling kultura.
Saliksikin ang ating pagka-Pilipino.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

ART STUD 1(AH)

Art & Society (3 units)

Description

Critical exploration of the arts in dynamic interaction with society.

To be offered starting 1st semester                    AY 2003-2004

Prerequisite

None

ART STUD 2(AH)

Art Around Us: Exploring Everyday Life (3 units)

Description

To be offered starting 1st semester                    AY 2003-2004

Prerequisite

None

BC 10 (AH)

Radio and Television: On-Air/Off-Air (3 units)

Description

Understanding the dynamics of broadcasting

To be offered starting 1st semester                    AY 2003-2004

Prerequisite

None

COMMUNICATION 1(AH)

Communication Skills (3 units)
For continuing students admitted before AY 2002-2003

Description

The development of advanced communicative competence in English with emphasis on effective reading and writing, and listening skills.

This course will not be offered in the 1st Semester, AY 2002-2003. Continuing students who wish to enroll in this course to fulfill a communication skills in English requirement may do so by enrolling in one of the new RGEP courses.

Prerequisite

None

COMMUNICATION 2(AH)

Communication Skills (3 units)
For continuing students admitted before AY 2002-2003

Description

The development of more advanced language skills in critical thinking and effective reading and writing.

You can try as hard as you can, but still, you cannot avoid doing research and writing research papers in college. No worry. There is a course that prepares and trains you for these kinds of task. Comm 2 will teach you the rigors of research from choosing a topic to going to the library and locating information to taking down notes to making an outline to drafting your research to, well, the actual writing of your research. More than these, however, Comm 2 will also teach you the principles that are essential in writing and their application in your OWN writing such as the various styles of academic discourse, the logical connections between your statements, and the assumptions and implications of your claims. With Comm 2, you're all set for the writing of various papers in your other courses, and yes, your undergrad thesis.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Communication 1

COMMUNICATION 3(AH)

Speech Communication (3 Units)

Description

Speaking and Listening skills and their applications in various communication situations.

The course presents theories of nature and process of speech communication; the levels of communication; the use of language, voice and nonverbal symbols for dyadic, group communication and public speaking. The practical approach to this revitalized course of Communication 3 is designed to allow students to apply the theories to real-life or simulated communication situations. It is guaranteed to enhance interpersonal communication skills which cuts across learning other academic disciplines.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

CW 10(AH)

Creative Writing For Beginners (3 Units)

Description

A workshop exploring the potentials of creative writing as expression, as discipline, and as a way of thinking about the society in which we live.

If you've always suspected that you're a writer trapped in a student's body, a budding Shakespeare, or the next Nick Joaquin, this course may be for you. CW 10 will explore the craft of writing in the various literary genres through extensive readings and writing exercises in the various literary forms. The course will be conducted as a workshop, which means that all the work you produce will be critiqued by your classmates and you get a chance to critique their work as well. While this mutual "tearing apart" all happens under the teacher's gentle guidance, this course is not for the faint-hearted but for those genuinely interested in discovering their literary talents.

This course satisfies the requirement for written/oral communication skills in English.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

EL 50(AH)

European Cultures and Civilizations (3 Units)

Description

Europes's contribution to world cultures, civilizations and languages

Europe- one of the few places in the world where the magic of the old and the allure of the new coexist. The glittering lights of Paris, the noisy Oktoberfest, the elegant Venetian gondolas, the running bulls in Pamplona- these are just but some of the sounds and images that Europe has to offer. Its diverse cultures and languages have fused together to form one beautiful symphony of sights, sounds, and ideas. Discover this beauty in EL 50- where Europe becomes more than just a place to visit, where Europe becomes an experience. The course explores the relationship between cultural concepts and their representations in the European languages as viewed from a historical perspective. By surfing the web and reading printed matter, the course intends to help students identify emerging cultural trends and observe how language documents these developments.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None but preferably junior standing

ENGLISH 1(AH)

Basic College English (3 Units)

Description

Basic grammar, usage, and composition skills in English.

Not just your typical grammar course, English 1 focuses on the specific communication skills in English to help bring your proficiency level up to college standards. This course takes the practical approach to unlocking the mysteries of word choice, the power of grammatical and rhetorical sentences, and the nuances of composition styles. More importantly, in the process of honing these skills, you will also be learning why the language works like it does and the many levels and varieties of Englishes in the world. By its end, the course will have supplied you with not only the ability to work with the language but also with a critical understanding of how and why the English language works.

This course satisfies the requirement for written/oral communication skills in English.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

ENGLISH 10(AH)

College English (3 Units)

Description

The writing and critical reading of forms of academic discourse essential to university work

Documented essays, research papers, performance reviews, scientific reports, position papers, concept papers… the list goes on, and college life will demand at least one each of these academic papers in the course of your stay in the university. You can also expect to read, comprehend, and evaluate lengthy scientific articles, complex political analyses, abstract philosophical treatises. Don't fret - English 10 will help you get through. This course introduces you to and prepares you for the different forms of readings and writings you are bound to encounter in college. (However, it also assumes that your English proficiency level is at par with standard academic discourse.) A semester's work in English 10 equips you with the communication skills you will need to survive, even thrive, in the university.

This course satisfies the requirement for written/oral communication skills in English.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

ENGLISH 11(AH)

Literature and Society (3 Units)

Description

The study of various literary genres as a dynamic interaction between the individual and social and cultural forces

Literature is one way that helps us make sense of our world. It is both an artistic form and a social product. English 11 explores literature as works of art, taking into consideration the aesthetics of various literary genres. More than analyzing the intricacies of its formal elements (i.e., plot, theme, character, etc.), the course also helps you understand how and why various literary forms were produced in a range of cultures and histories in both the Philippines and the world. What role does society play in the production of literature? What role does literature play in the production of society? These are only some of the intriguing questions the course will ask and, hopefully through a range of exciting readings, begin to answer.

This course satisfies the requirement for written/oral communication skills in English.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

ENGLISH 12(AH)

World Literatures (3 Units)

Description

The study of representative/landmark texts from the literatures of the world

The books that changed the world! Or at the very least, the books that influenced many people who influenced the world. Here's your chance to finally read all those books people always talk about (specially when they want to appear erudite) and participate in the discussion yourself. Learn about the heroes of the Trojan War from Homer, the finer points of Heaven and Hell from Dante, Don Quixote's impossible dream as recounted by Cervantes, feudal love from Tale of Genji, of spiritual choices in the Bhagavad-Gita, of colonial struggle in Indonesia in This Earth of Mankind the epic struggles of … maybe even why Salman Rushdie is in hiding.

This course satisfies the requirement for written/oral communication skills in English.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

ENGLISH 30(AH)

English for the Professions (3 Units)

Description

Principles and uses of writing in English in the various disciplines/professions

A resumé or a curriculum vitae? An executive summary or an abstract? A technical report, a case study, a legal brief? Each profession has its own unique style and writing requirements. English 30 will expose you to a variety of writing from different professional fields as it hones your writing skills in line with the specific demands of your future profession. Think of this as a writing course that caters to the writing you will be doing for the rest of your life. It makes sense then to take this course only when you are sure of your professional field. Junior standing recommended.

This course satisfies the requirement for written/oral communication skills in English.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None. Junior Standing Recommended.

FA 28* (AH)

Arts in the Philippines (3 units)

Course Description

Art and art making the Filipino way.

This course offers the student an informed understanding of the richness, diversity, relatedness and uniqueness of the different arts in the Philippines, their sources, themes and functions, and their significance in contemporary life.

 The course will enable the students to learn the different materials and methods used in making earthenware, textile, adornments, furniture, sculpture, painting,  installation, performance art and  the new media.

By the actual application of these methods on hands-on projects, the student’s understanding is broadened by a more intimate experience of the creative process, enhanced by the tapping of his/her creative potential and in effect refining the sensibilities for a deeper appreciation of the arts in the Philippines.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

FA 30 (AH)

Art Pleasures (3 units)

Course Description

The fine art of enjoying art.

Looking at an artwork, a student often a student often finds himself/herself in a narrow position of getting or not getting its point.  This course widens that perspective by adding to themes and meanings a fundamental understanding of the elements and principles of the visual arts and the range of forms in which they are manifested. 

Covering landmark works which will include Philippine examples  of the pictorial, the sculptural and everything in between and beyond, the course will enable the student to be  aware of the multifarious expressions of various artists,  the many standards and approaches in the appreciation of artworks, the different thinkings about art,  and the role of art in everyday life. 

The course will also give the student the opportunity to experience the creative process more intimately through actual art-making. In this way, theoretical understanding is complemented by experience of the dynamics between artist and his/her materials and techniques, themes, and audience,  making the appreciation  of art fuller and more pleasurable.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

FILIPINO 25(AH)

Mga Ideya at Estilo (3 Units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Mapanuring pag-aaral ng mga ideya at estilo sa mga piling sanaysay sa agham at sining mula sa Pilipinas at iba pang bansa.

Style bulok?

Wannabe ka ba?
Style mo ba'y realistiko, romantiko, radikal,?
Mahilig ka bang mag-eksperimento ng estilo?
Hinahanggan mo ba ang tatak-Hemingway, James Joyce, Arundathi Roy, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Pablo Neruda, at Isabel Allende.
O nais mo ring tuklasin ang estilong Balagtas, Rizal, Edgardo Reyes, Virgilio Almario, Joi Barrios, o Manuel Arguilla?
Huwag maliitin ang kapangyarihan ng munting ideya.

Iba't ibang disenyo ng sanaysay na personal o pormal ang tatalakayin sa klaseng nasa porma ng isang workshop-talakayan. Matutong maglarawan, magsalaysay, maglahad, at mangatwiran sa pamamaraang pasulat.

Mangangahas din tayong sumulat ng iba pang anyo ng sanaysay tulad ng interbyu, journal, travelogue, talambuhay, panunuri at photo essay.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

FILIPINO 40*(AH)

Wika, Kultura at Lipunan (3 Units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang relasyon ng Filipino sa kultura at lipunang Pilipino.

Uso pa ba ang "hindi magmahal sa sariling wika at higit pa sa hayop at malansang isda"?

Ipaliwanag ang mga sumusunod:
   wika, kultura, lipunan, anomie, dialect,
   idiolect, Filipino
   diglossia, wikang pambansa, wikang panturo,    wikang opisyal
   barayti, intelektwalisasyon, istandardinasyon,    language engineering

Wala kang masagot? Mabigat ba?

Ito ang sagot: kunin ang kursong ito.

Maliwanagan sa relasyon ng wika, kultura, at lipunan.
Matuto sa mga talakayan at mga babasahin.
Mamulat sa kasalukuyang usapiang pangwika at pambansa.
Makibahagi sa pagsusulong ng wikang pambansa at kulturang Pilipino.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

Film 10 (AH)

Sining Sine (3 units)

Course Description

Film as art and social practice.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

Film 12* (AH)

Sine Pinoy (3 units)

Course Description

Philippine cinema as art form and cultural product.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

HUMANIDADES 1(AH)

Tao, Panitikan, at Lipunan (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang Humanidades I ay isang kurso sa pagsusuri ng ugnayan ng panitikan bilang malikhaing pahayag ng karanasan at mithiin ng tao sa isang lipunan. Tinatalakay sa kurso ang iba't ibang akda ng mga bantog na manunulat sa iba't ibang wikang Filipino pati na mga salin ng mga akda ng mga kilalang manunulat ng ibang bansa. Ipinakikilala ang iba't ibang lapit sa pagsusuring pampanitikan nang may pokus sa mga usaping may kinalaman sa usaping pangkasarian, etnisidad, pagkabansa, at kulturang popular.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

HUMANITIES 1(AH)

Literature, Society, and the Individual (3 Units)
For continuing students admitted before AY 2002-2003

Description

A study of various literary genres as the imaginative expression of the individual writer's experience and the society's values and ideals.

Titled Literature, Society, and the Individual, Hum 1 explores the intricate relationships between the literary work, the creative expression of one writer's experience, and the values and ideals of the society in which the work was produced. In Hum 1, you will focus on the four literary types - poetry, short story, novel, and drama - and the various elements and devices that define each one. You will read on themes such as birth, struggle, love, suffering, truth, justice, death, life cycles we experience as individuals and as a society. You will also be exposed to various ways of reading literary texts, allowing you to better appreciate the power of imagination, the beauty of the written word, and the profundity of human experience. Through the class readings and discussions, you will perhaps have a better sense of who you are and the place that you occupy in this world.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Communication 2

HUMANITIES 2(AH)

Art, Man and Society (3 Units)
For continuing students admitted before AY 2002-2003

Description

A study of the visual arts and music as products of the creative imagination in dynamic interaction with society.

The course is a study of various artistic forms (e.g., paintings, architecture, popular and traditional arts, etc.) as products of the creative imagination and as a language of expression. Moreover, it introduces the student to various perspectives of understanding the arts as cultural phenomena, which affects the way the individual thinks, feels and acts.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Communication 2

J 18 (AH)

News in the New Century (3 units)

Course Description

Reading and appreciating the news towards developing a critical public voice.

To be offered starting 1st semester                   AY 2003-2004

Prerequisite

None

KOMUNIKASYON 1(AH)

Kasanayan sa Komunikasyon 1 (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang kursong Komunikasyon I ay isang kurso na magsasanay sa mga mag-aaral na makapagpahayag sa wikang Filipino na nakatuon sa mabisa at mapanuring pagbasa, pagsulat, at pakikinig. Tinatalakay sa kursong ito ang makulay na pinagdaanan ng mga wika sa Pilipinas, na nakabatay sa konteksto at kasaysayan ng bansa. Pinag-aaralan din ang mga dinamikong proseso sa pakikipag-ugnayan ng tao sa pamamagitan ng wika, pasalita man o pasulat. Bahagi ng pag-aaral na ito ang paghihimay sa paraan ng pagsusuri at pagkritika sa iba't ibang uri ng babasahin - nakasulat o nakalarawan man. Panghuli, sinasanay ng kursong ito ang mga mag-aaral sa epektibong akademikong pagsusulat sa kolehiyo.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

KOMUNIKASYON 2(AH)

Kasanayan sa Komunikasyon 2 (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang Komunikasyon II ay isang kurso sa Filipino na magsasanay sa mga mag-aaral sa sistematiko at mapanuring pag-iisip. Isang sulating pananaliksik ukol sa lipunan at kulturang Pilipino ang magiging pangunahing proyekto ng kurso. Sa paghahanda sa pagsulat ng term paper o sulating pananaliksik, sasanayin ang mga mag-aaral sa pagsulat ng mga ulat, lohikal na pagsusuri at argumentasyon, paggawa ng sulat-teknikal, paggawa ng konseptong papel, pangangalap ng datos at talâ, paggawa ng sistematikong balangkas at pagsulat ng aktwal na ulat-pananaliksik.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

MALIKHAING PAGSULAT 10*(AH)

Ang Hiwaga at Hikayat ng Panulat (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Malikhaing pagbasa at masining na pagsulat ng mga natatanging anyong pampanitikan, kasama ang mga makabagong anyong teknolohikal.

Hiyaw ni Ate Guy: "Walang Himala!"

Tugon natin: "May Himala!"

Tunay, ang himala ay nasa panulat ng bawat manlilikha.
Ang himala ay nasa puso ng bawat palaisip.
Nasa hiwaga ng kanyang imahinasyon.
Nasa talas ng kanyang alaala.

Nais mong lumikha ng hiwaga?
Ipakilala ang sarili. Ilakad ang saloobin. Makisangkot sa mga usapin. Ipahayag ang kuru-kuro. Payabungin ang talino. Magpakalalim.

Halina't magpahikayat sa tula, maikling kuwento, dula, at sanaysay.
Magtangka. Manalig. Sumulat, sumulat, sumulat.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

MuD 1 (AH)

Reading Dance (3 units)

Description

Discover the Philippine heritage in the uniqueness and diversity of cultural expressions in Philippine Music.

This course opens up a panorama of cultural wealth in Philippine indigenous chants, gong and bamboo music, pasyon, folk melodies, kundiman, musikong bumbong, rondalla, banda, compositions of 19th and 20th century idioms, Filipino film music, popular music and the Philippine contemporary sound collage.

Approach to experiencing music: through hands-on performance with bamboo instruments and gongs; by listening to musical examples and viewing music video materials.

To be offered starting 1st semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

MuL 9* (AH)

Musics of the Philippines (3 units)

Description

Discover the Philippine heritage in the uniqueness and diversity of cultural expressions in Philippine Music.

This course opens up a panorama of cultural wealth in Philippine indigenous chants, gong and bamboo music, pasyon, folk melodies, kundiman, musikong bumbong, rondalla, banda, compositions of 19th and 20th century idioms, Filipino film music, popular music and the Philippine contemporary sound collage.

Approach to experiencing music: through hands-on performance with bamboo instruments and gongs; by listening to musical examples and viewing music video materials.

To be offered starting 1st semester                   AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

MuL 13 (AH)

World Music Cultures (3 units)

Description

A study of music from representative regions of the world from the perspectives of music as a sonic object, as a social act and a thought and cognition

The course is an excursion through all these worlds of music. In a semester, various musical idioms and traditions of the world will be visited. Each stop will have a particular focus (e.g. religion, rituals, social processes, the elite, the masses, etc.). By studying music in the context of human life, the course aims to contribute to a better understanding of our humanity. The course adopts a multi-faceted approach to learning that includes ample audio-video examples and hands on experience with various instruments from all over the world.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

PANITIKAN NG PILIPINAS 12*(AH)

Text Mo/Text Ko: Panimulang Pag-aaral ng Panitikang Pilipino (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Mga panimulang pag-aaral sa panitikan ng Pilipinas, mula sa tradisyunal na anyo hanggang sa mga teksto mula sa kulturang popular.

Ilang characters mayroon ang cell phone mo? 120?! Kaya mo bang tugunan ang hamon ng text?
Write message. Options. Send to many:

Cno klala mng manu2lat?
Sidney Sheldon? Michael Crichton?
Nagbbsa ka ba?

Wat s panitikan?

Aware ka ba sa mga bagong libro ng Pinoy?
May kultura ka ba?
Hanggang Starbucks ka lang ba? O trip lang magbar-hopping? Rave party?
Subukan mong magbasa ng l8tst craze sa panitikan.
Kilalanin sina Rolando Tinio, Virgilio Almario, Jun Cruz Reyes, Magdalena Jalandoni, Deogracias Rosario, Lualhati Bautista, atbp.

Message sent.
1 Message received.
Gets mo?
May load ka ba?
Reply na!
At magtext trip tayo ?

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

PANITIKAN NG PILIPINAS 17*(AH)

Panitikan at Kulturang Popular (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang relasyon ng panitikan at popular na kultura sa kasalukuyan.

Sino ang coño at sino naman ang jologs?

Sino ang in na in at sino naman ang baduy?
Sino ang burges at sino naman ang bakya?
Sino ang may taste at sino naman ang wa taste?
Nick Joaquin ba kamo ang binabasa mo o Helen Meriz at Nerissa Cabral?
Si Bjork ba ang pinakikinggan mo o ang "S2pid Luv" ng Salbakuta?
Sinusundan mo ba ang artikulo ni Teddy Locsin o ang kuwento ni Xerex?

Pag-uuspan natin ang pinagmulan ng ganitong mga bansag.
Hindi para tukuyin kung sino/ano ang low class o kung sino/ano naman ang elitista, kundi alamin ang relasyon ng panitikan at kulturang popular.
Sa mga talakayan, tutuklasin ang mga aralin ng panlasa, kultura, at popular na kultura: fashion, street foods, print ads, billboard, pelikula, texting, eyeball, malling, romance novel, atbp.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

PANITIKAN NG PILIPINAS 19*(AH)

Sexwalidad, Kasarian at Panitikan (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Pag-aaral ng interaksiyon ng panitikan at mga usapin sa sexwalidad at kasarian.

Sex: Everyday (talaga?)

Gender: Male (sure ka na ba?)
Homosexual, heterosexual, bisexual, multisexual?
Curious ka lang ba?
May identity crisis ka ba?

Walang biro, sa kursong ito pag-aaralan ang pinagkaiba ng sexwalidad at kasarian. Aalamin kung totoo bang may first sex, second sex, o third sex.

Bubusisiin kung paano nagiging instrumento ang ating panitikan sa paglikha ng ating pagkalalaki, pagkababae, pagkalesbiana, o pagkabakla.
Magtatangka tayong magbasa ng mga akda na may pag-iingat sa pagturing sa ibang kasarian.
Susuri tayo ng mga tula, kuwento, at dula kung ito'y naglalayong mapalaya ang kasarian sa gapos ng diskriminasyon at pagkakahon.

Gender sensitivity. Ito ang ating pangkalahatang layunin matapos ang kurso para hindi na tayo tutukoy at mambabansag kung ang isa man sa atin ay girl, boy, bakla, tomboy, butiki, baboy.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

PANITIKAN NG PILIPINAS 40*(AH)

Panitikan at Lipunang Pilipino mula 1946 hanggang sa kasalukuyan (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang mga nangingibabaw na tema, anyo at kalakaran ng Panitikan ng Pilipinas pagkaraan ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig.

Ano ang panitikan ng Pilipinas ngayon?
Maglista ka nga ng iyong mga nababasa?
Rizal, Balagtas, Abadilla, Santiago.
Nais mong pahabain ang listahan?

Kailangan ka sa kursong ito.
Kilalanin ang mga manunulat sa ngayon pati ang kanilang sinusundang kilusan at impluwensiya.
Ano ba ang mga natatanging temang tinatalakay sa kasalukuyan?
Nasyonalismo. Globalisasyon. Etnikong usapin. Kasaysayan. Kapaligiran,
Pag-ibig. Personal na karanasan. Buhay-siyudad. Teknolohiya. Kinabukasan.

Anu-ano ba ang mga bagong anyo? Uso na ba ang mga kuwentong hawig ng sanaysay?
Maikukuwento ba ang buhay?
Maitutula ba ang dula at ang nobela?
Ano ang bago sa ating panitikan? Bago bang maituturing ang panitikan ng kababaihan, gay, at pambansa't demokratikong kilusan?

Susubukan itong linawin sa kursong ito.

Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

PANITIKAN NG PILIPINAS 50*(AH)

Panitikang Makabayan (3 units)

Paglalarawan ng Kurso

Ang mga namumukod na katangian ng panitikang makabayan at ang mga impluwensiya dito.

Ano ang natatanging katangin ng mga sumusunod na manunulat: Francisco Balagtas, Apolinario dela Cruz, Marcelo H. del Pilar, Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, Emilio Jacinto, Aurelio Tolentino, Jose Corazon de Jesus, Benigno Juan, Fuastino Aguilar, at Amado V. Hernandez.

a. lalaki
b. sumulat sa wikang tagalog
c. nalathala ang mga akda
d. makabayang manunulat

What's your final answer? Sure ka na ba?
Tama, lahat ng mga manunulat sa listahan na ito'y mga makabayan.

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Magsisimula sa unang semestre AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

Wala

SEA 30 (AH & SSP)

Asian Emporiums: Networks of Culture and Trade in Southeast Asia (3 units)

Course Description

An introduction to the world of monsoon Asia as formed by interaction among its peoples throughout the centuries.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Can be taken to fulfill requirement in one GE Domain, either AH or SSP, but cannot be credited for both.

Prerequisite

None

Theatre 10 (AH)

Onstage, Offstage (3 units)

Course Description

A window to the world of the theatre, its humanizing role in society and its relationship to the other arts.

An introduction to the world of the theatre by viewing productions and engaging in discussions of theatre traditions. Students will approximate the theatre experience through participation in scene studies. Included are lectures and reports on the elements of the theatre and their relationship to the other arts and allied arts of radio, drama, cinema and television.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

Theatre 11* (AH)

Dula at Palabas (3 units)

Course Description

An introductory survey to Philippine Theatre from rituals to contemporary forms.

An introduction to the study of the Philippine theatre forms from the indigenous period until the contemporary period through discussions and viewing of video recordings of different theatre forms.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None

Theatre 12 (AH)

Acting Workshop (3 units)

Course Description

An introduction to the art and skill of acting for the theatre.

Fundamentals of the craft of acting in lecture/workshop style. Students perform improvisations and scene studies of works by multi-awarded Filipino playwrights and world theatre masterpieces.

To be offered starting 2nd semester AY 2002-2003

Prerequisite

None