Philippine Folklore Stories
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- Nombre de pages26
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4701038-8
- EAN8596547010388
- Date de parution28/05/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille363 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Philippine Folklore Stories, " John Maurice Miller intricately weaves a tapestry of tales that showcase the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the Philippines. Drawing from various regional myths, legends, and oral traditions, Miller employs a narrative style that is both accessible and engaging, filled with vivid imagery and rhythmic prose. The stories reflect the complex interplay of indigenous beliefs and colonial influences, offering readers a glimpse into the values, dilemmas, and the vibrant spirit of the Filipino people.
Each tale not only entertains but also serves as a conduit for understanding the historical and sociocultural landscape of the Philippines. John Maurice Miller, a scholar deeply immersed in Filipino culture and literature, possesses a nuanced understanding of the socio-historical context that birthed these stories. His experiences in the Philippines as a researcher and educator have equipped him with an intimate familiarity with the region's folklore, enabling him to present these stories with authenticity and respect.
Miller's passion for preserving and promoting indigenous narratives has culminated in this essential collection, aimed at both academic and general audiences. I highly recommend "Philippine Folklore Stories" for anyone interested in gaining insight into the cultural heritage of the Philippines. This collection invites readers to explore moral lessons and universal truths embedded in folklore, making it not just a compelling read, but also an invaluable resource for students of anthropology, literature, and cultural studies.
Each tale not only entertains but also serves as a conduit for understanding the historical and sociocultural landscape of the Philippines. John Maurice Miller, a scholar deeply immersed in Filipino culture and literature, possesses a nuanced understanding of the socio-historical context that birthed these stories. His experiences in the Philippines as a researcher and educator have equipped him with an intimate familiarity with the region's folklore, enabling him to present these stories with authenticity and respect.
Miller's passion for preserving and promoting indigenous narratives has culminated in this essential collection, aimed at both academic and general audiences. I highly recommend "Philippine Folklore Stories" for anyone interested in gaining insight into the cultural heritage of the Philippines. This collection invites readers to explore moral lessons and universal truths embedded in folklore, making it not just a compelling read, but also an invaluable resource for students of anthropology, literature, and cultural studies.
In "Philippine Folklore Stories, " John Maurice Miller intricately weaves a tapestry of tales that showcase the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the Philippines. Drawing from various regional myths, legends, and oral traditions, Miller employs a narrative style that is both accessible and engaging, filled with vivid imagery and rhythmic prose. The stories reflect the complex interplay of indigenous beliefs and colonial influences, offering readers a glimpse into the values, dilemmas, and the vibrant spirit of the Filipino people.
Each tale not only entertains but also serves as a conduit for understanding the historical and sociocultural landscape of the Philippines. John Maurice Miller, a scholar deeply immersed in Filipino culture and literature, possesses a nuanced understanding of the socio-historical context that birthed these stories. His experiences in the Philippines as a researcher and educator have equipped him with an intimate familiarity with the region's folklore, enabling him to present these stories with authenticity and respect.
Miller's passion for preserving and promoting indigenous narratives has culminated in this essential collection, aimed at both academic and general audiences. I highly recommend "Philippine Folklore Stories" for anyone interested in gaining insight into the cultural heritage of the Philippines. This collection invites readers to explore moral lessons and universal truths embedded in folklore, making it not just a compelling read, but also an invaluable resource for students of anthropology, literature, and cultural studies.
Each tale not only entertains but also serves as a conduit for understanding the historical and sociocultural landscape of the Philippines. John Maurice Miller, a scholar deeply immersed in Filipino culture and literature, possesses a nuanced understanding of the socio-historical context that birthed these stories. His experiences in the Philippines as a researcher and educator have equipped him with an intimate familiarity with the region's folklore, enabling him to present these stories with authenticity and respect.
Miller's passion for preserving and promoting indigenous narratives has culminated in this essential collection, aimed at both academic and general audiences. I highly recommend "Philippine Folklore Stories" for anyone interested in gaining insight into the cultural heritage of the Philippines. This collection invites readers to explore moral lessons and universal truths embedded in folklore, making it not just a compelling read, but also an invaluable resource for students of anthropology, literature, and cultural studies.
