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a literary method modelled on experimental science that shows characters as determined by heredity and environment.

In literary history, naturalism refers to a literary method modelled on experimental science that shows characters as determined by heredity and environment. This meaning comes from Zola (1893) in The experimental novel, and other essays.[1]

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  1. Zola, É. (1893). The experimental novel, and other essays. Cassell Publishing. Open Library record

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