Multiplatform outcomes of the Cebuano studies from multi-genre literary book projectRandy T. Nobleza11481161CLA PhArFil

Multi-genre fiction-sugilanon poetry-balak sumad essays dulang Cebuano

 

Cebuano studies Resil Mojares Erlinda Alburo Hope Subanpan-Yu

from Mojares’ early work bio-bibliography Resil Mojares is Professor Emiritus at the University of San

Carlos, where he was founding director (1975-1996) of the university’s Cebuano Studies Center. He was been visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of California-Los Angeles, University of Hawaii, Kyoto University and National University of Singapore. He has received numerous local, national, and international honors for his books and scholarly contributions.

Alburo’s women in literary arts and poetry Erlinda K. Alburo is a teacher, researcher, cultural worker,

heritage advocate, wife and mother. She was director (1996-2011) of the Cebuano Studies Center of the University of San Carlos, where she handles courses in literature, language and culture, and folklore. Her work was included in the exhibit of the World Festival of Women’s poetry at the US library of Congress in November 2008. She is active not only in national organizations but also in local groups women in Literary Arts (WILA), the Akademiyang Bisaya, Hamiling Binilin and the Creative Cebu Council.

Sabanpan-Yu’s continuing commitment Hope S. Yu assumed the directorship of the Cebuano Studies

Center in June 2011 at the University of San Carlos, where she is Full professor. A prolific writer, she is author of four collections of poetry. Her doctoral dissertation, which received Best Dissertation award from the University of the Philippines, was later published by the UP Press as Women’s Common Destiny: maternal representations in the serialized Cebuano fiction of Hilda Montaire and Austregelina Espina-Moore (2009( and was Award for research excellence on April 30,2010. Her other publications include studies of women’s fiction and translations of Cebuano fiction. She has also edited two anthologies of interviews with Cebuano writers.

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CSC Sources Tapia, Ester. ALburo, Linda at Almerino, Cora. Sinug-ang: A Cebuano Trio Cebuano Folktales 1 (1997) San Carlos Publications Cebuano Folktales 2 (1977) Cebu City: Philippines. University of San Carlos. Panulaang Cebuano: Kalakip ng Orihinal na Cebuano (1993) Ateneo De Manila University Press.  Cebuano Folksongs 1 (1978) San Carlos Publications. University of San Carlos Mojares, Resil B. (1975) Cebuano Literature: A survey and bio-bibliography with Finding list. Cebu City: Philippines. University of

San Carlos. Alburo, Erlinda Kintanar. Sumad: essays for the centennial of the Revolution in Cebu. (2001) De La Salle Press. Mojares, Resil. Origins and Rise of the Filipino Novel: A generic study of the novel until 1940. __________________. Culture, Communication and Development (1994) Asian Institute of Journalism. Yu-Subanpan, Hope. (2009) Women’s Common Destiny: Maternal Representations in the serialized Cebuano fiction of Hilda

Montaire and Austregelina Espina-Moore. UP Press. Alburo, Erlinda K. (patnugot) Cebuano Poetry/ Sugboanong Balak until 1940. (1998) Cebuano Studies Center. Cebu City:

Philippines. University of San Carlos. _______________. (Patnugot) Cebuano Poetry/ Sugboanong Balak 1940-1988 (1980) Cebu City, Philippines: University of San

Carlos. Pasugura, Don (1997) Dulaang Cebuano. Ateneo De Manila University. Alburo, Erlinda K. (pagtnugot) Sugilanong Sugboanon. Cebuano Fiction until 1940 (2009) Ateneo De Mnaila University. ___________________. (pagtnugot) Sugilanong Sugboanon. Cebuano Fiction until 1941-2005 (2009) Ateneo De Mnaila

University. Cuizon, Erna at Alburo, Erlinda (2011) Babayeng Sugid. Cebuano Stories. Manila: Anvil Publishing Inc.