'William dean howells' diaporamas de présentation

WEEK 8

WEEK 8. REALISM AND INDIVIDUALISM : THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN AMERICA (1865-1900) -REGIONAL WRITING -LITERARY REALISM AND NATURALISM. CIVIL WAR. CIVIL WAR. The Civil War is the central event in America's historical consciousness.

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WEEK 8

WEEK 8. REALISM AND INDIVIDUALISM : THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN AMERICA (1865-1900) -REGIONAL WRITING -LITERARY REALISM AND NATURALISM. CIVIL WAR. CIVIL WAR. The Civil War is the central event in America's historical consciousness.

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WEEK 8

WEEK 8. REALISM AND INDIVIDUALISM : THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN AMERICA (1865-1900) -REGIONAL WRITING -LITERARY REALISM AND NATURALISM. CIVIL WAR. CIVIL WAR. The Civil War is the central event in America's historical consciousness.

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The Age of Realism

The Age of Realism. The Literature of the Late Nineteenth Century. The Age of Realism: Marked by the End of the Civil War: 1861-1865. Cost of the Civil War The Human Cost 1,094,543 Casualties The North lost one out of ten 110,100 in battle 224,580 to disease

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An Overview of the American Literary Periods

An Overview of the American Literary Periods . Mr. Lawrence BLITZ Week: Day 2. What is American Literature?. American Literature is exactly what it sounds like literature that is specific to America. So what exactly does that mean?. Early American Fiction (1492-1789).

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Ch. 15 Urban America

Ch. 15 Urban America. Section 3 The Gilded Age. I. A Changing Culture .

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INTELLECTUAL AND CULTURAL TRENDS

INTELLECTUAL AND CULTURAL TRENDS. The Knowledge Revolution industrialization altered the way Americans thought as well as the way they made a living the new industrial society placed new demands on education and gave rise to new ways of thinking about education

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From Realism to Naturalism

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The Rise of Realism

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Realism in Literature

Realism in Literature . By Samantha Hansalik. What is realism?. Realism: Is writing that depicts a realistic everyday life of an average middle class person. Characters and plots were often based around factual events and people, and it aims to show a truthful representation of reality .

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American Realism

American Realism. 1865-1918. AP English I Shelley Kratzer , Deanna Rousseau, Shanna Desrochers , Victoria Podsiadlo Kayla Ingram, Jackie Purcell. Time In History. Increased European immigration Reconstruction Urbanization Industrialization New technology. Vocabulary. Detailed

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American Realism (1865-1910)

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American Realism

American Realism. What is Realism?. Influenced by the Civil War and westward expansion. A reaction to the improbable plots and language found in Romanticism. Portrayed life as accurately as possible focusing on ordinary people suffering the harsh realities of every day life.

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Realism in Art and Literature

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Chapter 25: America Moves to the City

Chapter 25: America Moves to the City. 1865-1900. The Urban Frontier Describe the first skyscraper. In what ways were Americans becoming mass commuters? Why were people drawn to the city? Department stores heralded in an era of ______________________.

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American Realism, Regionalism, and Naturalism

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Realism & Naturalism

Realism & Naturalism. 1850-1900. The Rise of Realism. The Civil War and postwar period Response to the war Romantics (Poe, Hawthorne, and Melville) used romance to entertain and reveal truth. Realists, however, sought to portray ordinary life: Slums Rapidly growing cities

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