The Transition between Romantic Era to Realism Movement

In the late eighteenth century, the move known as the romantic era spread all over the world. Works by artists, artists and musicians are influenced by emotions and imagination. At that time, the character of literature depended greatly on the impulse to guide them in making decisions. Whether logical or not, they obey their heart. The image created by Romanticism is perfect and unrealistic way of life for natural beauty and human emotions.

The term "realism" refers in particular to literary and artistic movements from the late eighteenth century to the early nineteenth century. This movement is a response to Romanticism. "Romanticism" is also a romantic era, a movement of art, literature and knowledge that started in Europe at the end of the 18 th century and peaked in the estimated period from 1800 to 1850 in most areas. Defining the essence of romanticism may be closest to the most important starting point of free expression of the artist. A word group with "Roman" roots of various European languages ​​such as Roman and Romaneses has a complex history, but by the mid-18th century English "romantic" and French "romantic" are commonly used it was done. Adjectives that praise natural phenomena (such as appreciation and sunset) in the sense that it is close to modern English usage

Realism was originally a literary movement, correspondence and deviation to the idealism of Romantic era. Realism appeared mainly in the literature, the novel, in the second half of the 19th century. Realism is characterized by an attention to detail and an attempt to reproduce the reality. Therefore, the plot is no longer the center of focus of the author, but rather creates an interesting and complex role first. Realism also emphasizes the material and material details of life, not the natural world characterized by a romantic era. Many realistic novelists deviate from the soft aspect of romanticism such as strong kindness and idealism. Because they believe that these features distort the harsh reality of life. Realism highlights an accurate description of settings, dresses, and roles that seems to be inappropriate for early writers.