The Realism Movement's Effects

Realist movement is a literary movement that occurs worldwide, allowing people to think in a more logical way. Prior to this movement, writers, artists and composers think and make decisions based on their emotions and emotions. This literary movement is called romanticism. Like the realist movement, romanticism influences and influences the literary genius of many European countries. Works such as Lucy's poetry and lyrical songs are part of many literary works influenced by Romantic era.

Realism is a literary movement to describe life without writerism or idealism (writershistory.com). Realism can not be timed accurately or limited for any period, but it is often related to the movement of the 19th century. Henry James and Kate Chopin are considered to be two important figures in literary realism of the 19th century. James voluntarily contributed realism as claimed by the writers that they would be allowed to express their freedom to express their judgment about the world.

In the early 19th century in Europe, movement towards realism was born in response to industrialization. Realism will try to portray the situation and difficulties of the poor accurately to change society. In contrast to Romanticism, which is basically optimistic about humanity, realism presents a clear vision of poverty and despair. Likewise, when romanticism beautifies nature, realism draws life in the depths of urban wastelands. Like romanticism, realism is a literary movement and artistic movement. For great realist painters, Jean-Baptist-Simon-Chardin, Gustave-Courbet, Jean-François Millet, Camille Corot, Honore Daumier, Edouard Manet, Edgar Degas (both considered impressionists ), Ilya Repin, Thomas Eakins etc.