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Naturalism A closer representation to everyday, real life conversation with its thoughts with at times a repetition
Truthful and believeable with a use of silences and pause - this is a naturalistic speech naturalism need not be narrative . Naturalism reflects accurately the surface of life, Naturalism was just a lot more hard core about representing everyday life exactly as it is. Naturalist plays wanted to show a slice of life exactly as it is. Characters might talk on and on about nothing in particular and the plays might have no obvious climax – just like most days are for most people...realism is concerned with the truth of the experience conveyed lead to a call for social change For eight years I've been waiting patiently; I knew, of course, that such things don't happen every day. Then, when this trouble came to me - I thought to myself; Now! Now the wonderful thing will happen! All the time Krogstad's letter was out there in the box, it never occurred to me for a single moment that you'd think of submitting to his conditions. I was absolutely convinced that you'd defy him - that you'd tell him to publish the thing to all the world; and that then Nora's speech (realism) realistic Realism shouldn't be confused with its Naturalism. Though the two styles were being developed around the same time, they have some significant differences. Basically,
Realism, however, is unafraid to be a little unrealistic. Look at A Doll's House. Sure the characters talk in a generally conversational way, but the plot is obviously and unapologetically contrived. There are melodramatic devices like secret revealing letters. The doorbell rings at convenient times, bringing trouble for Nora. People enter and exit just when Ibsen needs to move on to the next scene and bring on new ideas. This wasn't a bad thing to Ibsen. His goal was to examine ideas, to challenge individuals to really think about their society, not to present photographic reality. A Doll's House is widely considered to be one of the prime examples of realism

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2012- 1- 8	#5488
nonaaaa أكـاديـمـي نــشـط الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 90616 تاريخ التسجيل: Sun Oct 2011 المشاركات: 123 الـجنــس : أنـثـى عدد الـنقـاط : 57 مؤشر المستوى: 60 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: جامعة الدمام الدراسة: غير طالب التخصص: انقلش المستوى: المستوى الثالث	رد: l\|][Ξ¯▪ Last Year 1st Semester ▪¯Ξ][\| Naturalism A closer representation to everyday, real life conversation with its thoughts with at times a repetition Truthful and believeable with a use of silences and pause - this is a naturalistic speech naturalism need not be narrative . Naturalism reflects accurately the surface of life, Naturalism was just a lot more hard core about representing everyday life exactly as it is. Naturalist plays wanted to show a slice of life exactly as it is. Characters might talk on and on about nothing in particular and the plays might have no obvious climax – just like most days are for most people...realism is concerned with the truth of the experience conveyed lead to a call for social change For eight years I've been waiting patiently; I knew, of course, that such things don't happen every day. Then, when this trouble came to me - I thought to myself; Now! Now the wonderful thing will happen! All the time Krogstad's letter was out there in the box, it never occurred to me for a single moment that you'd think of submitting to his conditions. I was absolutely convinced that you'd defy him - that you'd tell him to publish the thing to all the world; and that then Nora's speech (realism) realistic Realism shouldn't be confused with its Naturalism. Though the two styles were being developed around the same time, they have some significant differences. Basically, Realism, however, is unafraid to be a little unrealistic. Look at A Doll's House. Sure the characters talk in a generally conversational way, but the plot is obviously and unapologetically contrived. There are melodramatic devices like secret revealing letters. The doorbell rings at convenient times, bringing trouble for Nora. People enter and exit just when Ibsen needs to move on to the next scene and bring on new ideas. This wasn't a bad thing to Ibsen. His goal was to examine ideas, to challenge individuals to really think about their society, not to present photographic reality. A Doll's House is widely considered to be one of the prime examples of realism جمعت اهم شي في المقارنه الله يوفقناا ياااااااارب