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| A literary movement of the last of the 19th century which promoted writing that gives the impression of accurately recording & faithfully refelcting actual, comtemporary life. |
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Belief in a RATIONAL universe created by a God who does not intervene in human affairs
Traditional religion-no place in human life
World designed by a CREATOR according to a physical plan discoverable through reason & science |
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Faithful representation of actual life
Contemporary settings
Plausible, often banal events
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Nature as an indifferent to the needs, desires of humanity
All human behavior is the result of heredity, environment, & physical drives |
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| Who wrote A Simple Heart? |
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| Who wrote Maggie: A girl of the streets? |
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| A literary movement from late 18th to mid-19th centuries that was characterized by a heightened interest in nature and in the past and an emphasis on the power of imagination |
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