American Literature Quiz 5: Realism

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Who wrote "Because I Could Not Stop for Death

Emily Dickinson

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Meaning of "I Never Saw a Moore"

there is no way to know God is real and she did not accept the afterlife

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Who was the turning point poet of American Literature

Walt Whitman

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Who wrote Leaves of Grass

Walt Whitman

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Song of Myself meaning

we are all interconnected.

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Spider connecting to the lonely soul

The Noiseless Lonely Spider

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Characteristics of the Realistic Period

Reaction against Romanticism

The Gilded Age

America is focused on...

Expansion

Materialism

Industrialization

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Religion in the Realistic Period

D.L. Moody

Evolution

Higher Criticism

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Literary Emphases of the Realistic Period

Ordinary

Accuracy

Common man

Truthful treatment of the real subject

Local color writing

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Genres of the Realistic Period

The novel

short story

essay

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What was Mark Twain known for

The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County

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Notes for which novels was Mark Twain

Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer

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Two main things to know about • ⁃ "The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County"

it was a tall tale and a framed story

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Noted for her depiction of women in New England

Mary E. Wilkins Freeman

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Who wrote "New England Nun"

Mary E. Wilkins Freeman

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Main character in a "New England Nun"

Louisa Ellis

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Who wrote Up From Slavery

Booker T. Washington

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Who wrote "A Day's Pleasure"

Hamlin Garland

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Who wrote "The Open Boat"

Stephen Crane

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Who wrote "To Build a Fire"

Jack London

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Wrote the White Heron

Sarah Orne Jewett

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Main character name in The White Heron

Sylvia

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What does the White Heron represent?

Freedom

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Who is considered the Father of American Realism

William Dean Howells

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Who helped write a campaign biography for President Lincoln

William Dean Howells

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What are the two notable works of William Dean Howells

"The Rise of Silas Lapham" and "Christmas Every Day"

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Determinism

Man's fate is determined by outside forces such as society, nature, and heredity

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Characterisitics of the Naturalism Era

A subset of Realism

• Part of the Realistic Era, but affected by determinism

• Man has no moral responsibility

• Stephen Crane, Hamlin Garland, and Jack London

• Cosmic Chill

• Tone Softened

• Local Color Character

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Who was a french writer

Emilie Zola

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Who believed that science of behabior was better than relying on divinity?

B.F. Skinner

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Who wrote Lion's Paw

Hamlin Garland

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What did local color mean to Hamlin Garland

meant that it is natural and unrestrained art

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Verticism

combination of local color with impressionism

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Who fought in the civil war?

Ambrose Bierce AKA Bitter Bierce

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Major voice of the Naturalist perspective

Stephen Crane

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contrast between Realism and Naturalism

Romantic: emotion, passion, imagination, passion

Realistic: objective reality, everyday life, social issues