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    Romanticism is associated with exaggeration, unusual events, and literary language. Realism deals with ordinary circumstances and is more “realistic.” In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer represents romanticism and Huckleberry Finn represents realism. Through the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain criticizes romanticism and uses realism to highlight its faults. Realism gives the truth. It cuts to the point and uses common sense. In The Adventures of…

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    Realism is a literary portrayal of the lives of people without sentimentalization. Naturalism naturally grew out of realism. Accordingly, “Like the Realist writers... they often focused on the working class and the poor, presenting the futile battles of individuals against a brutal society or an indifferent universe"(Glencoe, 476). Realism is more mundane than naturalism and though people may die it generally is not at the hands of Father Nature. This foundation having been laid let the reader…

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    The Real Narcissists Article The Real Narcissists was written by Rebecca Webber. This passage touches on a few topics like narcissism not being as wide spread through out the population as people make it seem, the difference between what narcissism is and is not and how many people label it, and are narcissists born that way or made into one through out their life. There are many other topics, but these are some that interest me and I’d like to talk about in my article.…

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    Realistic Perspectives

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    What does it mean to think realistically? The definition itself is pretty straightforward: to think about one’s own potential and abilities in a realistic perspective. Although some may say that having a realistic perspective is negative, it is much more than having a realistic mindset. Thinking realistically can expand people’s perspective on life while achieving their desired potential and goals. Unfortunately, the world is not one big fairytale. In fact, the world may seem quite the…

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    both major political parties, have promulgated their positions on foreign policy. They have different views on various issues, such as climate change, trade deals and cooperation with other countries. From realism to neo-Marxism, there are many contending theories on international relations, and the candidates’ policy can be interpreted through the different lenses. There are several principal theories of international relations that prove useful in evaluating foreign policies. Realism, mainly…

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    Liberalism Vs Realism

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    How does one develop a better understanding of the on-going crises in Ukraine? Some theorists believe that over the last two centuries, Realism and Liberalism have been the two most important paradigms of International Relations. They have accounted for much of what has taken place in the world. Continuing to offer provisions of state behavior, and pose queries; that perhaps it is possible for there to be peace in-between nation states. While both approaches to the understanding of the on-going…

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    Realism is a period of art that started in the 1850’s and has continued on in various forms since then. In a literary sense Realism is the attempt to portray life as it is and not, like the Romantics, as it should be. This philosophy is the heart of Realism and “has its origins in Descartes and Locke” who laid the groundwork for Empirical thought (Ian Watts, Rise of the Novel). Realism portrays society by using Empirical methods, the human senses, to create an objective view of reality in the…

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    Of all the movements America has gone through since its inception, I believe the realism movement best-aligns itself with who I am as a person. I believe that we, as humans, are nothing more than a collection of atoms, just like every space-occupying thing in our universe, and that we are no more significant than any other object. A way this belief translates to my every-day life is how I am not a religious person. Most of the popular religions teach that humans are somehow “special”, and they…

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    The realistism of Norman Rockwell For six decades, through two World Wars, the Great Depression, unprecedented national prosperity and radical social change, Norman Rockwell held a mirror up to America and reflected its identity through his illustrations. The images that Rockwell produced are very realistic, sometimes he also creates settings and suggests situations for the people in his paintings based on photographs. (examples shown in Image 6&7) “There were details, accidents of light, which…

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    Realism in film is neither a rigid genre nor is it an isolated structure in filmmaking and reflects our daily lives projected onto a screen, with a plausible narrative in place and characters we can relate to. Realism films are often devoid of style, or lack an aesthetic and instead focus on the content within the story, which tends to fall towards subject matter surrounding everyday life situations and sometimes addresses societal issues. Realism can combine with a variety of genres such as…

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