damiana ligon eugenio was considered the mother of philippine folklore.
who is considered the mother of philippine folklore?
damiana ligon eugenio
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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)
philippine mythology