Introduction to literature fiction, poetry, drama - Tiempo, Edilberto K.; Bernad, Miguel A.; Tiempo, Edith L. (Manila Rex Book Store, 1977)
PART ONE. FICTION: --
CONFLICT: A BASIC ELEMENT IN FICTION --
The Fox and the Cock: Aesop --
Butcher Bird: Stegner --
The Wog: Singh --
POE'S STRUCTURE AND UNIQUE EFFECT --
The Cask of Amontillado: Poe --
POINT OF VIEW: DEFINER OF MEANING --
How My Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife: Arguilla --
For Esme-With Love and Squalor: Salinger --
CHARACTER PRESENTATION --
Tennessee's Partner: Harte --
Champoon: Mahapaorya --
THE PERIPHERAL-TANGENTIAL APPROACH --
The Other Margaret: Trilling --
A New Sensation: Kedua --
MEANING THROUGH SYMBOL --
Flowering Judas: Porter --
Gooseberries: Chekhov --·
INTER-RELATION Of FORM AND MEANING --
The Evening Sun: Faulkner --
The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber: Hemingway --
PART TWO. POETRY: --
Note to the Teacher --
SECTION ONE. THE NATURE OF POETRY --
UNIT ONE. THE FUNCTIONS OF POETRY
- Harace --
- Percy Bysshe Shelley --
Escapist's Song: Spencer --
A Limerick: Anonymous --
Pahaloka Ka, 'Day: Philippine Folk Song --
UNIT TWO. THE CONTENT OF POETRY --
Landscape: Angeles --
Edward: Anonymous --
Ozymandias: Shelley --
The Look: Teasdale --
The Human Abstract: Blake --
UNIT THREE. THE FORM OF POETRY --
A Semi-Revolution: Frost --
A TotI Revolution: Williams --
Port of Plenty: Spencer --
The Leaden-Eyed: Lindsay --
The Golf Links: Cleghorn --
When I Have Fears: Keats --
Everything Slumps at Kriner's Pier --
From the Affliction of Margaret: Wordsworth --
Beyond Seeing: Chuan-Chi --
Get Drunk: Ho Ch'i-Fing --
Cargoes: Masefield --
War: Langland --
From A Bock of Airs: Campion --
Town Cockfight: Casuca --
To Grandmother: Peña-Reyes --
The Silver Swan: Anonymous --
UNIT FOUR. OTHER CONSTITUENTS OF POETRY
Infant Sorrow: Blake --
Relics: Sweet --
The Pardon: Wilbur --
Loveliest of Trees: Houseman --
Escapist's Song: Spencer --
The Hill Wife: Frost --
Virtue: Herbert --
Night on the Downland: Masefield --
Mr. Edwards and the Spider: Lowell --
Do not Go Gentle into that Good Night: Thomas --
The Flea: Donne --
The Gallows: Thomas --
From the Passions, an Ode for Music: Collins --
From Ode· to Evening --
From the Grave: Blair --
From Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard: Gray --
Fram the Grave: Blair --
From Part II of Essay on Criticism: Pope --
From the Reverie of Poor Susan: Wordsworth --
From Aren't We All: McCough --
Long Journey: Chih-Lin --
Piazza Piece: Ransom --
Absence: ,Jennings --
An Old Man: Thomas --
A Song of the Southern River: Li Yi --
On Hearing Her Play the Harp: Li Tuan --
SECTION TWO: A RATIONALE OF POETIC FORM: --
Stopping by Woods on a Snowt Evening: Frost --
Preludes: Eliot --
Stopping and Fall: Hopkins --
God's Grandeur: Hopkins --
Delight in · Disorder: Herrick --
Bereft: Frost --
The Dome of Sunday: Shapiro --
Here Lies a Lady: Ransom --
The Dark Hills: Robinson --
To Lucasta, Going to the Wars: Lovelace --
The Glass of Water: Stevens --
The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner: Jarrell --
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer: Keats --
Poem to Donny, Intuition: Rowena Tiempo --
Earth: Wheelock --
Sailing to Byzantium: Yeats --
SECTION THREE. THE NATIVE TRADITION IN ENGLISH AND PHILIPPINE POETRY --
UNIT ONE: GNOMIC VERSE --
Philippine Gnomic Verse --
Anglo-Saxon Gnomic Poetry --
UNIT TWO. THE EPIC, THE METRICAL ROMANCE, AND THE BALLAD --
Lord Randal --
SECTION FOUR: NOTES ON ASIAN POETRY --
Vasko Popa --
Hide and Seek --
A Fcrgetful Number --
Three Lines From Li Po --
From the Spring Water: Ping Hsin --
The Night Scene: Ch'i-Fag --
Sonnet XXVI: Feng Chih --
The World of the Poet: Noor S.I. --
To the Literary Critics: Noor S.I. --
Colours: Yevtushenko --
Hunting Homs: Apollinaire --
A Figure of Time: Levertov --
This Last Pain: Empson --
Tilly: Joyce --
The Dance: Williams --
PART THREE. DRAMA --
WHAT DOES DRAMA MEAN?
Tragedy - Comedy --
GREEK TRAGEDY --
THE "OEDIPUS TYRANNUS" OF SOPHOCLES --
THE ANTIGONE --
NICK JOAQUIN'S "PORTRAIT".
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