LESSON 1: SINGAPOREAN LITERATURE (copy)

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ENGLISH, MALAY, CHINESE, TAMIL

These are the 4 Main Languages of Singapore

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TAN SWIE HIAN

A Singaporean writer that contributed work in these languages: Chinese, Malay, English, and French

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KUO PAO KUN

A Singaporean writer that contributed work in these languages: Mandarin and English

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SINGAPOREAN LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

It started with the Straits-born Chinese community in colonial era

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FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS

This is by Francis P. Ng. It is the first notable Singaporean work of poetry published in London in 1935.

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PULSE

This is by Wang Gungwu. It is the second poetry in 1950

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AUGUST 9, 1965

This is the Independence day of Singapore from Malaysia

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THUMBOO’S GENERATION

Here, many critical essays in Singapore Literature arose.

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POETRY

It is the predominant expression and most published works of Singapore writing in English

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1990s

In this year, English poetry found a new momentum with a whole new generation of poets.

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FIRSTFRUITS AND ETHOS BOOKS

Local small presses actively promoting the new generation works.

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YOUNGER GENERATION

Here, the poetry is often political aware, sexuality, society and culture

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CATHERINE LIM POH IMM

A Singaporean fiction author known for writing about Singapore society and themes of traditional Chinese culture.

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TAXIMAN, MADAM, LAY CHOO

Who are the characters of the Taximan’s story?