Modernismo, Posmodernismo, Realism, and Naturalism

Modernismo

The notion of modernism is a set of cultural movements that have led Western societies from the late nineteenth century and the twentieth century in the fields of art, of architecture, of music, of literature and Catholicism (see the Modernist Crisis and the New Theology). Modernism is caught in a restricted sense as a specific current to the art of the twentieth century finds its apogee during the First World War or in subsequent years and would expire in the years 1930 or otherwise in year 1950 and even later.

Postmodernismo

Postmodernism is a term denoting structurally similar phenomena in the world of public life and culture of the second half of the 20th century: it is used for features post no classical type of philosophizing, and for the complex styles of pictorial art. Post-modernity - the state of modern culture, which includes pre-post non-classical philosophical paradigm, pre-postmodern art and popular culture of that era.

Realism

Literary Realism marked a break with the Romanticism, both in the ideological and the formal. The writers were focusing on themselves and put their stake in society, objectively observing and describing social problems, and it took advantage of the novel. As for the term preferred a simpler style, sober and precise, which became important colloquial speech reproduction especially in the dialogue, namely, adopting the language levels appropriate to the characters, representing all social strata.

Naturalism

Naturalism is a style art, especially literary, based on reproducing reality with a documentary objectivity in all its aspects, the most sublime as the most vulgar. Naturalism aimed to explain the behavior of human beings. The novelists of realism were to interpret life by describing the social environment and discover the laws governing human behavior. In fact, most realistic writers evolved into this current materialistic, while others developed their description of reality into the character coming to the psychological novel.

Discussion

Rubén Dario's modernist story & the naturalist/realist Horacio Quiroga

Rubén Darío is mentioned in the rule as the initiator and maximum representation of Hispanic Modernism. Although this is certainly in broad terms, it is an affirmation that must be clarified. Other Hispanic-American authors like to call Jose St. Chocano, José Martí, Salvador Diaz Onlooker and Manuel Gutiérrez Nájera, some had begun, this new explore aesthetic one, before even by those Darío wrote the work, traditionally the starting point has considered the modernist, the Blue Book (1888).

Oh, and all cannot refuse that Darío is more influential modernist poets, and those who achieved more success, as much during his lifetime as after his death. His teaching was recognized by poet in Spain and America and their influence has never stopped, turned to the poetry in Spanish. He also was the most important link emblematic of many stylistic knowledge of the movement, such as adapting to the metric of the Spanish French Alejandrino.

In addition, she was the first poet, the poetic innovations of modernism in a coherent one articulated. Or no, voluntarily profane especially, became a visible head of the new literary ...