Realism is era of 1861 - 1941. This era focused on actuallty on its representation. It focused on the truthful treatment of the common, average everyday life.In this era, society tends to depict others due to their ability to approach certain situations. Throughout this year’s books, there are many points in time where accepting a situation as it is and being prepared to deal with it has connected into the way a character is depicted. The reality that lies behind the human mind, it can either be true or false depending on your own observation.
Throughout the Great Gatsby, characters are depicted on their ability to approach certain situations. And how their lifestyles are. West Egg is new money East Egg is old money. Due to this the people …show more content…
For example, is tolerant, open-minded, quiet, and a good listener which tends to draw people to him. Nick is sort of our looking glass for the book. He is the only person in the book who is seeing the world in reality. He can see all of the flaws of each character. For example, He understands Tom, daisy and Gatsby all have eyes for money and ways to accomplish their american dream. The book the Scarlet letter was written in the time of the purtians.In this period of the Purtians, there were certain things that are considered at the top level of sinful and other events that arent so sacred. In Scarlet letter, there are many building blocks that disseminate how realism is connected to the process of depicting …show more content…
Many characters are depicted as weak and not smart. Others are considered smart and brave.
For example, When montag comes home and sees his wife lying on the bed. Cold, white like snow, not breathing and with an empty bottle on the floor. In the beginning of the book, Mildred is seen as a woman who is obsessed with technology and is in a trance of depression. When mildred takes the whole bottle of pills. She is seen as not as a human but as an object whose main topic of interest is technology.
Another example, is when the elderly lady burns herself in the pile of books. Montag and his fellow firemen have been sent to destroy. Montag is so affected he spares one book to take home with him. In this part of the book, the women is depicted as someone who loves books and somewhat doesnt connect to technology. Realism has revealed that books and facts were much more important than technology and the lies they feed the community through
Throughout the Great Gatsby, characters are depicted on their ability to approach certain situations. And how their lifestyles are. West Egg is new money East Egg is old money. Due to this the people …show more content…
For example, is tolerant, open-minded, quiet, and a good listener which tends to draw people to him. Nick is sort of our looking glass for the book. He is the only person in the book who is seeing the world in reality. He can see all of the flaws of each character. For example, He understands Tom, daisy and Gatsby all have eyes for money and ways to accomplish their american dream. The book the Scarlet letter was written in the time of the purtians.In this period of the Purtians, there were certain things that are considered at the top level of sinful and other events that arent so sacred. In Scarlet letter, there are many building blocks that disseminate how realism is connected to the process of depicting …show more content…
Many characters are depicted as weak and not smart. Others are considered smart and brave.
For example, When montag comes home and sees his wife lying on the bed. Cold, white like snow, not breathing and with an empty bottle on the floor. In the beginning of the book, Mildred is seen as a woman who is obsessed with technology and is in a trance of depression. When mildred takes the whole bottle of pills. She is seen as not as a human but as an object whose main topic of interest is technology.
Another example, is when the elderly lady burns herself in the pile of books. Montag and his fellow firemen have been sent to destroy. Montag is so affected he spares one book to take home with him. In this part of the book, the women is depicted as someone who loves books and somewhat doesnt connect to technology. Realism has revealed that books and facts were much more important than technology and the lies they feed the community through