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    The document summarizes 7 Filipino National Artists in Literature including Amado V. Hernandez, Jose Garcia Villa, Nick Joaquin, Carlos P. Romulo, NVM Gonzales, Edith Tiempo, and F. Sionil Jose. It provides brief biographies of each artist and highlights some of their notable literary works. National Artists in Literature are chosen based on criteria including pioneering a unique creative style that inspires others and displaying consistent excellence in their body of work.

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    The document summarizes 7 Filipino National Artists in Literature including Amado V. Hernandez, Jose Garcia Villa, Nick Joaquin, Carlos P. Romulo, NVM Gonzales, Edith Tiempo, and F. Sionil Jose. It provides brief biographies of each artist and highlights some of their notable literary works. National Artists in Literature are chosen based on criteria including pioneering a unique creative style that inspires others and displaying consistent excellence in their body of work.

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    Philippine National Artists in Literature

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    Philippine National Artists in

    Literature
    Learning Objectives

     To be able to recognize who the


    Filipino national artists in
    literature are

     To become familiar with some of


    these national artists’ body of
    literary works
    Key Understanding
     Get to know the Filipino
    National Artists in Literature
    including some of their literary
    works.
    Key Question
     How are Filipino National Artists
    in Literature chosen? Are there
    a set of criteria or qualifications
    that they have to meet?
    What Is a Filipino National Artist
    in Literature?
     The form and content of their writings
    created a sense of nationhood or instilled
    nationalism
     Pioneered a unique style of creative
    expression in the literary arts that
    inspired younger generations of writers
     Displayed consistent excellence in the
    quality of their works
     Gained recognitions and awards from
    prestigious national or international
    Who Selects the Filipino National
    Artist in Literature?
     Panel of literary experts
    Commissioners of the National
    Commission on Culture and the Arts
    (NCCA)
    Board of Governors of the Cultural
    Center of the Philippines (CCP)
    President of the Republic of the
    Philippines
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature

    1. Amado V. Hernandez (1973)


    He was born in Hagonoy, Bulacan but grew
    up in Tondo, Manila. His poems and novels
    written purely in the Filipino mother tongue
    tackle the issues of the poor and the
    working class.
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature

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    2. Jose Garcia Villa (1973)


    Also a Manileño, from Malate’s Singalong
    St., he was known here and abroad as the
    “master of the comma poem”, a unique
    style he created.
    Literary Reflections
    First, A Poem Must Be
    Magical by Jose Garcia On the left is an
    Villa excerpt of verses
    First, a poem must be from one example of
    magical, Jose Garcia Villa’s
    Then musical as a comma poem.
    seagull. What can you say
    about how he uses
    It must be a brightness commas to
    moving emphasize and
    And hold secret a bird’s separate ideas ?
    flowering Is his poem more
    It must be slender as a prose or still a lyrical
    bell, one or both?
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature
    3. Nick Joaquin (1976)
    This versatile
    Filipino from San
    Juan was a
    journalist, poet,
    novelist, historian,
    playwright,
    scriptwriter, and
    biographer. But it
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    %3A&imgrc=0i5DDeEGEv1j2M%3A
    was his mystery- and
    suspense- filled
    novels that became
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature
    4. Carlos P. Romulo (1982)
    This diminutive (only 4’ 11” in
    height) son of Camiling, Tarlac
    was a WW2 soldier, UN
    diplomat, and foreign affairs
    secretary to eight presidents.
    He wrote 18 books mostly
    memoirs about him, Douglas
    McArthur, Pres. Quezon, and
    Image Credit: http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1332743621l/13561171.jpg especially the Russian Andre
    Vishinky who he silenced with
    this quote in a UN Assembly:
    “It is the duty of the little
    Davids of this world to fling
    the pebbles of truth in the
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature
    5. NVM Gonzales (1997)
    A native of Romblon island,
    he was a poet, an essayist,
    a novelist, and a teacher
    who depicted with his pen
    the Filipino spirit in rural
    and urban settings.
    Besides the book featured
    on the left, his other works
    Image Credit: http://www.mgbertulfo.com/wp-
    also focus on nature like
    content/uploads/2010/05/NVM-Gonzalez-Loam2.jpg
    The Bamboo Dancers, The
    Winds of April, Seven Hills
    Away, and Work in the
    Mountains.
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature
    6. Edith Tiempo (1999)
    The only female
    awardee who hails from
    Bayombong, Nueva
    Vizcaya is a poet,
    novelist, literary critic,
    and teacher. Her
    masterpieces are
    famous for her use of
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    vivid metaphors and
    vibrant description that
    are fluid and not
    burdened with trite
    National Artists of the Philippines
    in Literature
    7. F. Sionil Jose (2001)
    A native of Rosales,
    Pangasinan, he often
    gleans local legends and
    epics from his hometown
    as well as from the Ilocos
    region to include in his
    short stories and novels.
    His works are also
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    consistent in depicting
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    the themes of class
    struggle, colonialism,
    social justice, and
    national sovereignty.

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