The undiscovered country : [stories] /
Teodoro, Luis V., -1941
The undiscovered country : [stories] / Luis V. Teodoro ; [with an introduction by Bienvenido Lumbera]. - Quezon City : University of the Philippines Press, 2004 - xiv, 130 pages 23 cm.
Writing in the sixties, "Luis Teodoro...stood apart from his generation in going back to the tradition represented by journalist-artists of the early twentieth century." Not to mention Rizal and the writers of the Propoganda Movement. Collected here for the first time, these stories fill the gap in most accounts of Philippine literature in English, a gap that must surely bother both avid reader and literary scholar. Didn't the sixties produce powerful stories in the social realist tradition? What happened to them? Here are some of the best, produced by a writer better known as journalist and academic. It is time to make the stories available to reders again, for, as Ramon Magsaysay awardee Bienvenido Lumbera says, "in our time, the need of our milieu is once again for creative writers who do not apologize when their fiction or poetry partakes of the concerns and functions of journalism."
9715424058
PS 9993.T46 / .Un27 2004
The undiscovered country : [stories] / Luis V. Teodoro ; [with an introduction by Bienvenido Lumbera]. - Quezon City : University of the Philippines Press, 2004 - xiv, 130 pages 23 cm.
Writing in the sixties, "Luis Teodoro...stood apart from his generation in going back to the tradition represented by journalist-artists of the early twentieth century." Not to mention Rizal and the writers of the Propoganda Movement. Collected here for the first time, these stories fill the gap in most accounts of Philippine literature in English, a gap that must surely bother both avid reader and literary scholar. Didn't the sixties produce powerful stories in the social realist tradition? What happened to them? Here are some of the best, produced by a writer better known as journalist and academic. It is time to make the stories available to reders again, for, as Ramon Magsaysay awardee Bienvenido Lumbera says, "in our time, the need of our milieu is once again for creative writers who do not apologize when their fiction or poetry partakes of the concerns and functions of journalism."
9715424058
PS 9993.T46 / .Un27 2004
