Explain the effects widespread individual alienation had on the development of Realism as a literary movement. What factors brought about this sense of alienation? How did Realist authors seek to portray this sense of alienation in their works?

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Arely Park

4 November, 13:09

Explain the effects widespread individual alienation had on the development of Realism as a literary movement. What factors brought about this sense of alienation? How did Realist authors seek to portray this sense of alienation in their works?

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Uriah Hawkins · Answer 1

Realism experience alienation to artists who are promoting romanticism which more of medieval and classic in form. Realism is the opposite of the earlier period of literature and art which started in the midst of the 18th century. Their vision is, to tell the truth, which is currently happening in their period which is veiled by Romanticism.