About 2O century Philippine nationalist movement theater and Discussion（2 o世纪菲律宾民族主义运动剧院和讨论）.docVIP

About 2O century Philippine nationalist movement theater and Discussion Abstract: In the 20th century Philippine nationalist movement process of development, drama plays a very important role in the local culture as the soul and the Philippines benchmark, theater cultural movement has greatly promoted the early 20th century Philippine domestic anti-colonial nationalist movements, promotes the formation of the Philippine nation, while in the 1970s and 1980s the Philippines for the first time against oppression “people power” ① national democratic movement, drama nationalist activities more credit. Filipino cultural drama to joke blog, highlighting express the Philippine political independence and cultural autonomy of national aspirations of becoming a Filipino national culture for centuries a symbol of the path of development, but also reveals the development process of its nationalism many features. Keywords: Philippines; drama, nationalism Introduction: Nationalism And drama in the Philippines, Southeast Asia countries in the 20th century nationalist movements in the Philippines is more prominent and unique, this is because the first. The Philippines is the first Southeast Asian reduced early Western colonial regions, influenced by western culture, national consciousness is also the earliest blooming, in the late 19th early 20th century broke out in Southeast Asia’s first nationalist movement, called the “Asian awakening Harbinger” was Benedict Anderson called “Asia’s oldest nationalism” one .... Second, the Second World War, when the Southeast Asian countries, nation building, build a national culture, the Philippines was still in the western forces (mainly the United States ) infiltration and prevails, remove foreign influence, seeking an independent path of development after independence nationalism Filipinos still widely influential nationalist movement in the 20th century, the Philippines a wave after wave, until now, never really stop too. Cho