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Philippine Folk Tales (Forgotten Books)
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- Book Description: A ethnographic collection of regional Philippine folklore, mostly indigenous. (Quote from sacred-texts.com)Table of Contents: Publishers Preface; Preface; Tinguian; Introduction; Aponibolinayen And The Sun; Aponibolinayen; Gawigawen Of Adasen; The Story Of Gaygayoma Who Lives Up Above; The Story Of Dumalawi; The Story Of Kanag; The Story Of The Tikgi; The Story Of Sayen ; The Sun And The Moon; How The Tinguian Learned To Plant; Magsawi; The Tree With The Agate Beads; The Striped Blanket; The Alan And The Hunters; Man And The Alan; Sogsogot; The Mistaken Gifts; The Boy Who Became A Stone; The Turtle And The Lizard; The Man With The Cocoanuts; The Carabao And The Shell; The Alligator's Fruit; Igorot; Introduction; The Creation; The Flood Story; Lumawig On Earth; How The First Head Was Taken ; The Serpent Eagle ; The Tattooed Men ; Tilin, The Rice Bird ; Mindanao; How The Moon And The Stars Came To Be; The Flood Story; Magbangal ; How Children Became Monkeys; Bulanawan And Aguio; Origin; Lumabet; The Story Of The Creation ; In The Beginning; The Children Of The Limokon ; The Sun And The Moon; The Widow's Son ; Moro; Introduction; Mythology Of Mindanao ; The Story Of Bantugan; Christianized Tribes; Introduction; The Monkey And The Turtle; The Poor Fisherman And His Wife; The Presidente Who Had Horns; The Story Of A Monkey; The White Squash; The Creation Story; The Story Of Benito; The Adventures Of Juan; Juan Gathers Guavas; The Sun And The Moon ; The First Monkey; The virtue Of The Cocoanut; Mansumandig; Why Dogs Wag Their Tails; The Hawk And The Hen; The Spider And The Fly; The Battle Of The Crabs; Pronunciation Of Philippine Names; EndnotesAbout the Publisher: Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, Esoteric and Mythology. www.forgottenbooks.orgForgotten Books is about sharing information, not about making money. All books are priced at wholesale prices. We are also the only publisher we know of to print in large sans-serif font, which is proven to make the text easier to read and put less strain on your eyes.
| Publisher | Forgotten Books |
| Publication date | November 7, 2007 |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 229 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1605060690 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1605060699 |
| Item Weight | 10.4 ounces (294.84 grams) |
| Dimensions | 5.25 x 0.52 x 8 inches (13.3 x 1.3 x 20.3 cm) |
Who Should Buy?
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Cultural Enthusiasts
Readers interested in Philippine culture and history will appreciate the rich narratives of traditional folk tales.
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Educators
Teachers can use these folk tales in classrooms to engage students with cultural stories and morals.
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Storytellers
Aspiring storytellers will find inspiration and material for captivating performances drawn from these folk tales.
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Modern Fiction Lovers
Readers who prefer contemporary literature may find the folk tales outdated and less appealing.
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Folklore & Mythology Editorial Review
The "Philippine Folk Tales" paperback provides readers with a vivid journey into the rich tapestry of Filipino folklore that intricately intertwines mythical creatures, moral lessons, and culturally significant characters. Published in 1916, this collection captures stories that are as captivating as they are educational, offering reflections of the customs and traditions that have shaped Filipino society. The anthology, compiled through anthropological fieldwork, is appreciated for its genuine representation of ancient tales, devoid of modern embellishments. Readers have expressed a newfound appreciation for Philippine culture through these stories, noting their blend of both light-hearted and dark themes. Parents have shared their experiences of reading the tales with their children, highlighting the importance of approaching the material with an understanding of the historical context and cultural sensitivities, especially with themes that might seem shocking by contemporary standards. The stories feature a mixture of creation legends and narratives revolving around native beliefs, such as the origins of monkeys or the Consequences of human actions, which allow for deep engagement with the materials. The re-issue by Forbidden Books has been praised for reviving this out-of-print gem, with readers recommending it not only as a valuable resource for lovers of folklore but also as a significant piece of literature for those looking to understand Philippine heritage. Despite some racially charged terms and themes reflective of their time, the unembellished narratives provide a unique portal into the past, making the book a substantial contribution to the understanding of Filipino cultural identity. **
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Pros
- Rich assortment of enchanting stories filled with cultural significance.
- Genuine representations of Filipino folklore, free from modern embellishments.
- Valuable insights into Filipino history and customs.
- Helps instill pride in Filipino culture among younger readers.
- Illustrations deepen the understanding of the vibrant history.
Cons
- Some themes may be unsettling for modern audiences, reflecting historical realities.
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Features & Benefits
- Ethnographic collection of regional Philippine folklore
- Contains tales from indigenous cultures like Tinguian, Igorot, Mindanao, Moro, and Christianized Tribes
- Published by Forgotten Books, a publisher of historical writings
- Printed in large sans-serif font for easier reading
- Priced at wholesale prices
- Focuses on sharing information rather than profit
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