Spanish realism

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Spanish realism was a 19th-century literary movement in Spain characterized by detailed, objective depictions of everyday life and society, often focusing on the middle and lower classes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary movement
realism
aim critique of social conventions
faithful representation of social reality
moral reflection
context Bourbon Restoration in Spain NERFINISHED
emergence of the bourgeoisie in Spain
industrialization in Spain
country Spain
emphasis social environment over individual heroism
focus contemporary society
everyday life
lower classes
middle classes
genre realist literature
influencedBy European realism NERFINISHED
French realism
costumbrismo
naturalism
language Spanish
literaryForm novel
short story
theatre
movementEnd late 19th century
movementPeriod 19th century
movementStart c. 1840s
narrativeTechnique chronological narration
detailed description of settings
omniscient narrator
notableAuthor Armando Palacio Valdés NERFINISHED
Benito Pérez Galdós NERFINISHED
Emilia Pardo Bazán NERFINISHED
Juan Valera NERFINISHED
Leopoldo Alas "Clarín" NERFINISHED
notableWork Fortunata y Jacinta NERFINISHED
La Regenta NERFINISHED
Pepita Jiménez NERFINISHED
opposedTo romantic idealization
relatedMovement Spanish naturalism
styleCharacteristic detailed description
objectivity
psychological depth
social analysis
use of colloquial language
verisimilitude
theme class conflict
marriage and family
political corruption
provincial vs urban life
religion and clerical power

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Fortunata y Jacinta movement Spanish realism
La de Bringas literaryMovement Spanish realism