Naturalism Flashcards

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Where is this info primarily from?

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Literary History of the United States, Spiller, Thorpe, et al.

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In what country did Emile Zola carry the realism of Flaubert and DeMaupassant to the depths of sordidness and bitter criticism that defied even a tragic solution?

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France

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In France, who carried the realism of Flaubert and DeMaupassant to the depths of sordidness and bitter criticism that defied even a tragic solution?

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Emile Zola

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In France, Emile Zola carried the realism of who to the depths of sordidness and bitter criticism that defied even a tragic solution?

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Flaubert and DeMaupassant

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In France, Emile Zola carried the realism of Flaubert and DeMaupassant to where?

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the depths of sordidness and bitter criticism that defied even a tragic solution

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Where can the ideas of naturalism be seen in the works of Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, and Turgenev?

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Russia

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In Russia, the ideas of naturalism can be seen in the works of who?

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Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, and Turgenev

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Where do the writings of Thomas Hardy establish the tragedy of the individual in an uncaring universe?

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England

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In England, whose writing establishes the tragedy of the individual in an uncaring universe?

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Thomas Hardy

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In England, the writings of Thomas Hardy establish what?

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the tragedy of the individual in an uncaring universe

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What Thomas Hardy writings establish the tragedy of the individual in an uncaring universe?

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Tess and Return of the Native

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Where did naturalism take place more easily? Less easily?

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More: Europe. Less: America

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Why did naturalism take root more easily in Europe than in America?

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innate American optimism, reinforced by prudery

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Who wrote: “a novelist must be only a scientist, an analyst, an anatomist, and his work must have certainty, the solidity, and the practical application of a work of science?

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Emile Zola, 1880

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1880, Emile Zola wrote that who must be a scientist/analyst/anatomist and his work must have certainty/solidity/practical application of a work of science?

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the novelist

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1880, Emile Zola wrote that a novelist must be only a….?

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Scientist, analyst, anatomist

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1880, Emile Zola wrote that a novelist’s work must have….?

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the certainty, solidity, and practical application of a work of science

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Emile Zola’s ideas on the novelist’s role directly contradicts whose views?

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Poe and Hawthorne

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What is America’s first wholly original work of pure naturalism?

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Theodore Dreiser’s Sister Carrie

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Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser is America’s what?

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first wholly original work of pure naturalism

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Who called Sister Carrie America’s first wholly original work or pure naturalism?

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Where can one discover many phases of naturalism?

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American fiction

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Mark Twain’s naturalism

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moral confusion

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Hamlin Garland’s naturalism

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harsher forms of realism

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Frank Norris and Jack London's naturalism
robustious action tales
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Ambrose Bierce and Stephen Crane's naturalism
bold miniatures
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Robustious action tales
Frank Norris and Jack London
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bold miniatures
Ambrose Bierce and Stephen Crane
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moral confusion
Mark Twain
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harsher forms of realism
Hamlin Garland
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Who was the first writer who could be described as a naturalist, wholly devoted to the philosophy, material, and method of Zola?
Theodore Dreiser
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Dreiser was the first writer wholly devoted to the what of naturalism?
philosophy, material, and method of Zola
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When we think of the great naturalist writers of the early 20th century, we think of?
Garland, Crane, Norris, London
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Garland, Crane, Norris, and London are what?
greater naturalist writers of the early 20th century
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Who helped establish Crane as a legitimate force in American letters?
Hamlin Garland
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How did Hamlin Garland help establish Crane as a legitimate American literary force?
introduced his work to Howells
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What did Garland find in Crane?
the artist he could describe but not become
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Crane was the embodiment of what?
Garland's literary philosophies
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Who was the embodiment of Garland's literary philosophies?
Crane
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What did Garland feel about American literature and tradition?
they should break and study the very essence of truth
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By wanting American literature to break with tradition and study the very essence of truth, Garland described what?
the unpleasant as well as pleasant realities of life
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What is veritism, and who started it?
breaking with tradition to describe the pleasant AND unpleasant realities of life; Hamlin Garland
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Who lent Crane money to have the Red Badge of Courage typed?
Howells
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Who was Crane's biographer?
Thomas Beer
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Who wrote "that the mistress of this boy's mind was fear" and who was he talking about?
Thomas Beer, of Stephen Crane
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Crane's best works' themes were often poverty, innate cruelty, war, and death: who else is like this?
Ambrose Bierce
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Bierce and Crane often write their best works about what?
poverty, innate cruelty, war, and death
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When was Maggie published?
1896
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With the publication of what book was modern American fiction born?
Maggie by Stephen Crane