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What historical events led to the emergence of Realism in the late 1800s?
What historical events led to the emergence of Realism in the late 1800s?
- Industrialization and urbanization (correct)
- Nationalism and colonialism
- The Renaissance and the Enlightenment
- The rise of capitalism
How did Realism differ from the theocentric worldview prevalent before?
How did Realism differ from the theocentric worldview prevalent before?
- Believed in a predetermined purpose and personality determined by God
- Promoted a spiritual understanding of identity
- Focused on human beings as the center of the universe (correct)
- Embraced materialistic views of society
What political movements were related to Realism during its emergence?
What political movements were related to Realism during its emergence?
- Renaissance and Enlightenment ideals
- Class conflict and social ills
- Industrialization and urbanization
- Nationalism and colonialism (correct)
How did industrialization and urbanization impact European society at the time of Realism's emergence?
How did industrialization and urbanization impact European society at the time of Realism's emergence?
What economic system was on the rise during the period when Realism emerged?
What economic system was on the rise during the period when Realism emerged?
What cultural development was associated with the rise of the bourgeois middle class during the emergence of Realism?
What cultural development was associated with the rise of the bourgeois middle class during the emergence of Realism?
According to Realism influences, what did the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen believe about the cast in a play?
According to Realism influences, what did the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen believe about the cast in a play?
What aspect of historical accuracy did the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen emphasize in a play?
What aspect of historical accuracy did the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen emphasize in a play?
In Realism, what is the playwright's role considered to be?
In Realism, what is the playwright's role considered to be?
How does Modern Theatre Tragedy differ from Ancient Greek/Shakespearean Tragedy in terms of protagonist?
How does Modern Theatre Tragedy differ from Ancient Greek/Shakespearean Tragedy in terms of protagonist?
What is a key difference in the resolution between Ancient Greek/Shakespearean Tragedy and Modern Theatre Tragedy?
What is a key difference in the resolution between Ancient Greek/Shakespearean Tragedy and Modern Theatre Tragedy?
What is a distinguishing feature of Modern Theatre Tragedy in terms of conflict compared to Ancient Greek/Shakespearean Tragedy?
What is a distinguishing feature of Modern Theatre Tragedy in terms of conflict compared to Ancient Greek/Shakespearean Tragedy?
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