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This document provides a summary of the 1864 work "Cartas de Urbana Y Feliza" by Modesto de Castro. It discusses the biography of Modesto de Castro, the characters of Urbana, Feliza, and Honesto, and the plot of the story.
24 kwi 2014 · One of the things that set Urbana at Feliza apart was that it was written in Tagalog instead of Spanish, so its intended target market was quite obvious. The narrative is presented through letters written between two sisters, Urbana and Feliza.
Urbana at Felisa was a guidebook that presented models of exem- plary conduct and behavior worthy of emulation by everybody. Encarnacion Alzona (1939, 4), a foremost historian and social critic, typified the scholar who looked favorably at the text: Ang aklat na ito ay ukol sa pagsusulatan ng dalawang binibini na
The study is divided into five themes: (1) (Re)introducing Urbana at Felisa, (2) Locating Urbana at Felisa in the 19th and 20th Century Colonial Ambit, (3) Ideological Reproduction of Femininity in Urbana at Felisa; (4) Respect for Authority is Essential in Colonial Education; and (5) Urbana at Felisa as an Educational Apparatus.
27 gru 2022 · Modesto de Castro's epistolary and exemplary fictional novel Urbana at Feliza contains information on the cultural influences on Filipino women's morals and ethics during the...
8 wrz 2014 · MANILA, Philippines - Before Emily Post and Miss Manners, there was Urbana at Feliza, an epistolary novel by Modesto de Castro, first published in Manila in 1864. The book influenced...
Urbana at Felisa, a novel written in 1938 by Modesto de Castro was tremendously popular from the 19th-century to the first half of the 20th-century. The story relates the importance of purity and ideal virtues that married people should practice and enrich.
