Pyper

@Pyper · 2 years ago

I have just started to go back into immersing myself in books since last month. Considering I only read one book during the entire four weeks of February, I decided to do a book-wrap-up by the end of...

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@Pyper · 2 years ago

Social Media: It's Vitality to the Filipino Youth

Majority of the articles I published from over a year ago were educational-based. I'd define my account, in the previous version at least, as a compilation of essays and course materials, but from to...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Philippine Contemporary, Emergent, & Popular Literature

The Pre-Spanish Philippine Literature survived through oral tradition without the intervention neither assistance of the printing press. Although writings were common, oral lore was favored as it was...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Reflections on Three Filipino Literary Pieces

Reflection on “The Day the Dancers Came” The 1995 short story written by Bienvenido N. Santos entitled “The Day the Dancers Came” represents the reality of Filipino immigrants. While there are those...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Effect of Spanish Colonialism on the Philippines

The subjugation of nations was the epitome of strength and power in the early times of civilization. The oppression of mankind was a passing process uplifted by those seeking for more – land, spices,...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

A Subjective Understanding of Literature

Literature is a significant human experience as it is the vastitude of human emotions, a part of history, and a reflection of life. Despite the limitations of one’s lifetime, through literature, exper...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Reflections on "Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri

Dante Alighieri’s ‘Divine Comedy’ is about the path of life and salvation. It teaches us how choices become actions and how actions affect our lives and those of others. The message indicates the impo...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Interpretations of Quotes by Confucius

Confucius was a Chinese philosopher, teacher, and politician during the Spring and Autumn period (Circa 551 BC) whose works, teachings, and message became the main guiding principle for over thousands...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Interpretation of “Though it is Stormy and Dark" (May Bagyo Ma't Rilim)

“Though it is stormy and dark, I’ll strain my tearful plaints And struggle on- I’ll set out in voyage And persist in my search For God our Father. Though it doesn’t sleep a wink, This t...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Layout

Magazines, novels, and newspapers have one predominant commonality – what attracts the eyes is sold faster. The proverb “do not judge a book by its cover” is not applicable in the context of journalis...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Efficiency in Journalism Writing

It is the role of the journalists, writers, and reporters to ensure the text or article is fair and accurate. Before the draft is handed to an editor for publication, the writer must make sure that ev...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Process Behind News Publication

Articles in newspapers and magazines undergo processes before submission and publication conducted by editors with expertise who are responsible for ensuring grammar, organization, and checking the co...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

An Introduction to Headlines

Names and titles give identities – it reflects people, objects, animals, and organizations. They provide an understanding to others regarding their entirety and purpose, and the same is applied in jou...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Roses and Thorns

This is an excerpt from a story I wrote in 2018. Due to boredom, I decided to rewrite and publish it here. Jake was laying on his bed with nothing but random thoughts of Stella lulling him into a se...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Essence of Growth in Life

The initial thought that comes to mind with the word "Growth" may be with regard or in relation to height, weight, or even hair length, however, its term in this article is used to linchpin the stage...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Elements of Poetry

Poetry is a type of literature where words are intertwined in the play of sounds, rhythm, imagery, and emotion which humans use as an instrument to express thoughts and feelings and even used to explo...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

An Introduction on News

News has long existed before it was branded its specific name. Our ancestors disseminated new and oncoming information through oral tradition and over the years, it was developed into writing/print me...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

An Introduction to Journalism

The word “journalism” is taken from the French word “journal” (daily list or report of activities) which comes from the Latin word “diurnal” which translates to “daily” meaning it is therefore defined...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

My Escape From Art Block

I have been making art for as long as I can remember. Sketching using graphite and charcoal, and painting with acrylics are my mediums - all of which require patience, constant practice, and motivatio...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Poetry

Poems are identified as forms of literature and they are most known for having a structure that contains rhyming words, patterns and rhythm. This form of literary piece is a product of a writer’s own...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Literary Criticism

Criticism is equivalent to giving judgments. It’s not intended as a personal attack but rather, a comment about faults and merits. Although it may create a negative impact, it is important to be abl...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Literary Theory

Literary Theory is a systematic study that uses methods, techniques and principles in understanding the nature of literature. The ideas and interpretations gathered and produced in this theory act as...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

What You Need to Know About Fiction

Fiction comes from the Latin word “fictum” which means “created”. It is a branch of literature that is solely based on imagination which contains characters, events, settings, plot, themes, and styl...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Reader-Response Theory

The reader-response theory focuses on the reader’s understanding, interpretation, and experience relating to the literary text’s impact and entirety. Significance of the reader’s personal experiences...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Objective Criticism

The theory that eliminates the relationship of literature from the author’s cultural, historical, and personal context comes in different names: formalism, objectivism, and new criticism. These theori...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Relationship of Language and Literature

Language is dynamic – it is not only a field of expression and a means of communication for humans, it is also used to portray identity. Through language, humans are able to understand and create mean...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

News Lead

In journalism, the lead is the foundation, beginning, and the most important part in news and news writing – all of the most essential information are conveyed and structured in a single word, sente...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Even in the Afterlife

The greeting that punched Elizabeth in her gut wasn’t “Hi, long time no see! How have you been?” It was Leo’s expressionless face and pale lips that mumbled “Did I hurt you?” right when the clock hit...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Journalism Ethics

The word “Ethics” is derived from the Greek word “ Ethikos ” which is also derived from the word “ Ethos ” meaning custom or character. Ethics is referred as the science of morals and is defined as “m...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Philippine Mythology

Myths are products and a connection of culture, tradition and beliefs that belong to a group of people reflecting identity and ethnic background. It has existed with the use of oral tradition in the a...

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