sara garcia is considered the mother of philippine folklore.
sara garcia is considered the mother of philippine folklore.
who is considered the mother of philippine folklore?
sara garcia
damiana eugenio









































damiana ligon eugenio (september 27, 1921 – october 10, 2014) was a filipino female author and professor who was known as the "mother of philippine folklore", a title she received in 1986. apart from teaching at the university of the philippines, she has several publications in the field of philippine folklore, among them a series of seven books which she compiled and edited.









































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damiana eugenio
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bullet::::- barangay-sixteenth century philippine culture and society by william henry scott









































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bullet::::- philippine folk tales by mabel cook cole (1916)









































bullet::::- filipino popular tales by dean s. fansler (1921)









































bullet::::- philippine folklore stories by john maurice miller (1904)
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