Conflict and Difference in Nineteenth-Century Literature

Literary realism began with French literature (Stendhal) and Russian literature (Alexander Pushkin) in the mid-nineteenth century and has become part of the realistic art movement from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. Literary realism tries to express familiar things. A realistic writer chooses not to use a romantic or similar style presentation but to draw daily and mediocre activities and experiences. Realism has been widespread in art for many years, is mainly a matter of technology and training, avoiding stylization. In visual art, the realism of illusion is an accurate representation of living matter, viewpoint, and details of light and color. Photoreal art work may highlight ugly or dirty works such as social realism, regionalism or sinking realism in regionalism

Realism in literature is a way to express life and society without idealism. It is related to French literature of the 19th century. Literary realism started from French literature in the mid-nineteenth century, expanded to writers in the latter half of the 19th century, and tended a contemporary society. Within the spirit of general "realism", graphic writers choose to draw everyday peace and quiet activities and experiences rather than stylized expressions. In general, realism in literature is an attempt to express familiar and everyday people and situations in a way that is not accurate and idealized.

Realism and naturalism are two literary styles that peaked in the 19th and 20th centuries. Realism in literature depicts modern life in literature and realist writers use the everyday experience for writing, not the romantic lighting style used to include the novels. Naturalism in literature is actually a division of realism and I believe that individuals act in a manner consistent with nature. Naturalist writers use social conditions, natural environment, and inheritance as a force to make individuals act in a specific way.