Question

The school of writing which describes things as they seem to the author, not as they could or should be antagonist flashback protagonist realism structure universality

Answer 1

Answer: Realism

Realism in literature tries to represent things as they appear in the eyes of the author, without artificiality or artistic conventions. Realism also tries to get rid of the implausible, the exotic and the supernatural. Realism became a popular artistic choice in France in the 1850s as a rejection of Romanticism.

Answer 2

The school of writing which describes things as they seem to the author, not as they could or should be. The correct term or name for the definition is realism. Realism in literature is part of the realist art movement starting the French literature, and Russian literature.