What do you
understand by the term 'literary realism’? Explain with close textual reference
to Flaubert's Madame Bovary.
Or,
Comment
on Flaubert’s realism in Madame Bovary with suitable examples from the
text.
Literary
realism is the attempt of literature to represent subject matter truthfully,
without artificiality or elaborate artistic conventions and implausible or
supernatural elements. According to the twentieth-century scholar Rene Wellek,
the aim of realist literature is “the objective representation of social
reality.” The realist novel is concerned with contemporary life and everyday
commonplace scenes. It focuses on characters in a social setting and delves
deep into their psyche. In terms of stylistic technique, the realist novel’s
approach to its subject matter is straightforward and detached, almost analytic
in its description of characters and events.
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