Realism Tenets Flashcards

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Very little plot; lots of storytelling revolving around the community and its rituals.

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Regionalism

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Nature is at best indifferent toward man and at worst hostile towards him.

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Naturalism

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In women’s local color heroines are often unmarried young girls.

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Regionalism

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3
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Diction is natural vernacular, not heightened or poetic

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Realism

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Characters are marked by their adherence to tradition.

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Regionalism

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5
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Free will is limited; self-determination is impossible

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Naturalism

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6
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Common themes are violence, survival, and the breaking of taboos.

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Naturalism

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7
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Themes show a resistance to change and a nostalgia for an always past golden age.

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Regionalism

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8
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Character is more important than action

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Realism

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9
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Tone can be comic, satiric, or matter-of-fact

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Realism

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10
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Characters are complex in temperament and motive.

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Realism

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11
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Settings are frequently remote and inaccessible.

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Regionalism

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Characters are often ill-educated, unsophisticated, and drawn from the lower classes.

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Naturalism

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13
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The only reasonable response to the world is resignation.

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Naturalism

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14
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Social class is important

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Realism

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15
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Setting May sometimes be a character itself

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Regionalism

16
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Man is a victim of forces beyond his control

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Naturalism

17
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Events are plausible; avoids sensationalism and the supernatural

18
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Emphasis on nature and the limitations it imposes

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Regionalism

19
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Man is an animal equally subject to the laws of nature as any lower species

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Naturalism

20
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Concerned with how a character is a product of a region rather than individuality

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Regionalism

21
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Plots often present a slice-of-life, which are chronicles of despair.

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Naturalsim

22
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Objectivity in presentation is important

23
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Exploit certain geographic regions to present the distinct culture of that region through dialect, customs, setting, and character types.

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Regionalism

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Emphasis on verisimilitude even at the expense of plot.
Realism
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Narrators are usually educated mediators between the rural characters and the urban audience.
Regionalism