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Dates for Realism & Local Color
(1865-1920)
Effects of the Period of Industrialism in the U.S.A
1. Rise of large cities
2. Advanced communication
3. Material and mechanic
progress
Examples of Realism in Literature
Turned from Human potential and aspirations to the actualities of existence in America
Most important vehicle of Realism
The novel
Definition of Realism
Faithful depiction of subject matter; representing real life “accurately in literature” :attempt to show the reader a “slice of life”
Themes/Characteristics of Realism
a. True characters/events were not used before as topics
b. Common ordinary people
c. Experience of everyday life
d. Concrete details
Realistic Writers
1. William Dean Howells
2. Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain)
3. Henry James
4. Sinclair Lewis
Definition of Local Color
The use of specific details describing the dress, dialect, customs, and scenery. Associated with a particular region or geographical section if the country.
Definition of Naturalism
An extreme form of realism; usually depicted the sordid side of life and showing characters that are severely, if not hopelessly, limited by their environment or by heredity.
Characteristics/Themes of Naturalism
1.Authors viewed life as struggle.
2. Authors drew upon the predatory aspect of nature
3. The brutal oppression of immigrant workers in the Chicago meatpacking industry
Upton Sinclair wrote:
The Jungle
Naturalist Writers
1. Theodore Drieser
2. Frank Norris
3. Hamilton Garland
4. Stephen Crane
5. Jack London
Dates of the Modern Age
( 1920-Present)
Modern Fiction –
Prominent Authors
1. Edith Wharton
2. Scott Fitzgerald
3. John Steinbeck
4. Ernest Hemingway
5. William Faulkner
Robert Frost Wrote
1. “Birches”
2. “Stopping By the Woods On A Snowy Evening”
3. “The Road Not Taken”
Theodore Drieser
Sister Carrie
Frank Norris
The Octopus
Hamilton Garland
Under the Lions Paw
Stephen Crane
1. The Red Badge of courage 2.Maggie: A girl of the Streets.
Jack London.
1. White Fang
2. The Call of The Wild