'American realism' presentation slideshows

Part IV -1: Realism ? Age of American Fiction

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American Realism

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Rainy Day Window Photography

Rainy Day Window Photography. Final Project.

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American Realism

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American Realism

American Realism. 1850 - 1900. Life in America. Still growing and prosperous at end of 1800s. Most powerful nation in western hemisphere and about to be the most powerful nation in the world. Growing working population of industrial workers and farmers. American Attitudes.

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Bret Harte

Bret Harte. The Outcasts at Poker Flat. Bret Harte. In 1868 named editor of Overland Monthly. Wrote Outcasts at Poker Flat and Luck of Roaring Camp and became famous

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AMERICAN REALISM

AMERICAN REALISM. 1865-1910. Objectives/Goals for this Unit. RL 11.1: Cite strong and thorough evidence to support analysis of what the text specifically says as well as inferences RI 11.2: Determine two or more central ideas of a text and analyze their development over a text .

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American Realism

American Realism.

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Ameri can Realism

Ameri can Realism. 1850-1900. By: Krista Parker, Tyler Connell, and Adamli Haber. Authors. 1850-1859. They concentrated on select groups such as: factory workers, black life, marriage, and women's rules.

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AMERICAN REALISM

AMERICAN REALISM. 1865-1910. HISTORY. The years following the Civil War symbolized a time of healing and rebuilding. In literary circles, however, this time period is full of upheaval and struggle. A literary civil war raged between the Romantics, the Realists, and the Naturalists.

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American Realism

Thomas Charles Farrer (1839-1891), Mount Tom, 1865. American Realism. 1850-1900 The Civil War and Post-War Period. Realists sought to accurately portray real life, without filtering it through personal feelings, romanticism, or idealism. Elements of Literature, 6 th ed (419).

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American Realism

Thomas Charles Farrer (1839-1891), Mount Tom, 1865. American Realism. 1850-1900 The Civil War and Post-War Period. Realists sought to accurately portray real life, without filtering it through personal feelings, romanticism, or idealism. Elements of Literature, 6 th ed (419). Response to.

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