Toward the end of this literary time period, which of the following writers provided a connection between romantic idealism and postwar realities (realism)? question 3 options: walt whitman henry david thoreau nathaniel hawthorne lauren daigle

Towards the end of this literary time period, writers Walt Whitman, Henry David Thoreau, and Nathaniel Hawthorne provided a connection between romantic idealism and realism.

Explanation:

Romantic idealism believes and preaches that relationship pursuits are personal quests for a one-way consumeristic fulfilment. According to romantic idealism, precious souls transform into priced-out commodities. It even depersonalises the image-bearer who’s right in front of you.

Whereas, realism was concerned about how things would appear to the eye, rather than constraining to only the ideal representations of the world. The writings of these two periods were based on these thoughts. But these writers acted as the bridge between the two literary periods.

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