Which of the following best describes the settings typical of realist writers? fictional exotic commonplace actual

the commonplace settings and actaul settings

"commonplace"

Explanation:

The literary realism is an aesthetic current that supposed a rupture with the romanticism, as much in the ideological aspects as in the formal ones, in second half of century XIX. It also extended to the plastic arts in Latin America, where until then there was no great proliferation in this art.

Being exhausted the aesthetic budgets of Romanticism were discarded or renewed. Those who rejected Romanticism followed the bourgeois aesthetic of Realism; who renewed it by forming the post-Thomistic aesthetic. The writers stopped focusing on themselves and put their interest in society, observing and objectively describing social problems, and for that they used a new type of novel, the bourgeois novel. As for the expression, they preferred a more simple, sober and precise style, in which the reproduction of colloquial speech became relevant, especially in the dialogues, that is, adopting the levels of language appropriate to the characters, which represented all the strata social.

Regarding the literary procedures of realism, the use of detailed and detailed description, with enumerations and concrete nouns, are characteristic; that of the long and complex paragraph provided with abundant subordination, the almost magnetic reproduction of popular speech, without idealizing it, and a little characterized style, an "invisible" language that characterizes characters, facts and situations objectively without drawing attention to the writer.