Realist writers
Naturalism and its themes
Key concepts
Influence on literature
The metamorphosis "Allegorical themes "
100

Known for portraying the everyday life of an american this author brought realism to the Mississippi River 

Who is Mark Twain?

100

This literary movement focused on representing life objectivally without and moral judgment by focusing on environmental and hereditary  influence on human behavior 

What is Naturalism 

100

Why did realism focused on depicting everyday life with ordinary people as the protagonist  

What is to present life how it is/reflects real human experience. 

100

Many realist novels explore this setting .It was once a staple for both Realism and Naturalism 

What is the urban environment/city 

100

How does Gregor's transformation symbolize alienation 

what is it shows how he is cut off from society and his family 

200

He brought social criticism in books such as Hard Times and Oliver Twist 

Who is Charles Dickens 

200

Naturalist writers often depict their characters dealing with poverty,violence,and addiction.

What are common themes in Naturalism 

200

Why was the industrial revolution important to Realist literature  

What is because it brought urbanization and class struggles 

200

This literary movement was influenced by realism.It focuses on exploring the inner thoughts of the characters.

What is modernism 

200

Why is Gregor's role as a provider important 

What is it symbolizes the pressure of work and responsibility 

300

This author is often credited with pioneering literary realism.He also wrote the book Madame Bovary.

Who is Gustave Flaubert 

300

This literary theme suggests that humans are at the mercy of nature and society.

What is human powerlessness 

300

How do Naturalists avoid moralizing

What is a neutral or indifferent perspective 

300

The influence of realism can be seen in this genre of t.v or film that focuses on the characters everyday life and their character development.  

What is drama or slice-of-life

300

How does Gregor's inability to speak represent isolation 

What is it shows how emotionally and physically disconnected he is from others 

400

An American realist who explored themes such as women's lives and also social limitations in books such as The  House of Mirth.

Who is Edith Wharton 

400

Naturalism works often show that a persons personal choices are overshadowed by external forces 

What is the illusion of free will

400

Why is Naturalism considered to have more of a negative perspective than Realism.

What is because one focuses on the inevitable of  tragedy and human suffering  

400

The legacy of Realism can be seen in this type of writing that blend fiction and non-fiction that also includes social critiques 

What is literary journalism/creative nonfiction 

400

Why does Gregor's family reject him after his transfor,action symbolize 

What is how society throws you away after you are no longer considered useful

500

A Norwegian playwright who introduced realistic dialogue and also controversial social issues at the time in plays such as A Doll's House.  

Who is Henrik Ibsen

500

In Naturalism works, the world is presented as a kind of place that is uncaring and indifferent to humans suffering 

What is hostile or indifferent universe 

500

This concept refers to the idea that peoples choices are controlled by external or natural forces

What is determinism

500

This genre of fiction which is focused on nuanced family and social dynamics is strongly influence by realism

What is Domestic fiction/literary fiction 

500

How does Gregor's apartment represent his life 

What is its a cramp space that reflects his limited freedom and how he also feels entrapt 

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