Lourdes Castrillo Brillantes
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Lourdes Castrillo-Brillantes is a prominent Filipino female writer in the Spanish language.[1][2][3]
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[edit] Achievements
Brillantes is the author of 80 Años del Premio Zobel (80 Years of the Zobel Prize), a compilation of Spanish literature written by Filipinos. Brillantes, who is herself a Zobel Prize winner in 1998, authored the book to reflect the golden age of Philippine literature written in the Spanish language. The tome practically retells the history of modern Filipino literature in Spanish, the history of the Spanish language in the Philippines, and the story of the Zobel Family, particularly Don Enrique Zobel. Don Enrique Zobel founded the Premio Zobel in 1920 in order to promote and maintain the Spanish language in the country. Lourdes Brillantes's book also contains novels, short stories, poetry and scripts for plays as well as brief biographies of previous winners of the Premio Zobel. The publication of 80 Años del Premio Zobel became possible through the efforts of the Spanish Embassy in the Philippines; the former Spanish ambassador to the Philippines, Delfín Colomé; the Instituto Cervantes, the Fundacion Santiago,and the Agencia Española de Cooperación International (AECI). Brillantes was also a European languages professor at the University of the Philippines and was a contributor to the Cronica of The Manila Chronicle.[1][2][3]
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[edit] References
- ^ a b Fernandez, Tony P. "The History of the Zobel Prize (La Historia del Premio Zobel): Lourdes Castrillo Brillantes" , Unided en la diversidad, Internet Portal on the Spanish Language, Opinion Page (a Spanish language website), 14 November 2001, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- ^ a b Enriquez, Marge C. The Saga of the Premio Zobel, Inquirer News Service and FilipinoKastila.Tripod.com, June 13, 2003 , retrieved on: 10 June 2007
[edit] External links
- Lonely Planet's Guide to the Philippines: Philippine Languages, Lonely Planet and Travel.AOL.com, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Direcciones hispanofilipinas/ Filipino-Spanish links: Philippine Spanish, Geocities.com, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Philippine Spanish (PASSWORD required), Staff.NCL.ac.uk, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Gómez Rivera, Guillermo. Spanish in the Philippines (Language: Spanish), El idioma español en las Filipinas, Las Islas Cuentan Hoy Con Medio Millon de Hispanohablantes, La Academia Filipina, ElCastellano.org, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Farolan, Edmundo (Director). Philippine Spanish, Philippine Poetry, La revista, Tomo 1 Número 7, Julio 1997 and AOL.com, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Fernández, Tony P. Philippine Spanish, La Literatura Española en Filipinas, La Guirnalda Polar - Neoclassic E-Press and VCN.BC.ca, May 4, 1997, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Spanish in the Philippines, Fernandez, Tony P. The History of the Zobel Prize (La Historia del Premio Zobel): Lourdes Castrillo Brillantes, Unided en la diversidad, Internet Portal on the Spanish Language, Opinion Page (a Spanish language website), 14 November 2001, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Philippine Spanish, Adarna.com, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Real Academia Española, Diccionario de la lengua espanola (Spanish Dictionary), vigesima segunda edicion, RAE.es retrieved on: 10 June 2007
- Spanish in the Philippines, The Situation of Spanish in the Philippines Today and Other Hispano-Filipino Articles, FilipinoKastila.Tripod.com, retrieved on: 10 June 2007
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