naturalizam

naturalizam

Literary style of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, where the individual was seen as a helpless victim in a world in which biological, social, and psychological forces determined his or her fate.

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Catégorie : Histoire des Etats-Unis
Company: University of Houston
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