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romanticism vs. realism

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English

 

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April 11, 2015

 

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The author shows the complexities of Ivan's life, just the same as Ibson did with Hedda. The aspects of complexity, imperfections and common people in general are all major parts in the ideas of the realist authors and that particular time period. These ideas are very different from the ideas of Romantic author...
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The stories of the Romantic authors tend to have characters that are heroic and extraordinary, very much like Douglas. He displayed acts of heroicism and acts of courage. It seems like Hedda and Ivan wallowed in their own despair, not even making the best of there situations, but instead feeling sorry for themselves without displaying the aspect of free will that the Romanic writer emphasized in their characters...
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