He created what has been called a "futurist ark", buying up drawings, paintings and sketches by artists who were dead, discredited, forgotten, prohibited, or who had moved on to the very different "socialist realism" prescribed from the 1930s onwards.
From a very modern point of view, one could highlight Kepler's epistemological thought in terms of four different items: realism; causality; his philosophy of mathematics; and his own particular empiricism.
Cubism, for example, implies a visual orientation quite different from realism, but both idioms belong to a common tradition in that they strive to show us something of the real.
Also, there are many different forms that realism and non-realism can take.
Charles, the robotic head, is the first iteration of an effort to judge how people react to different degrees of realism in a machine.
She marked this departure with Host (2000) and Suspension (2003), both paintings of pig carcasses, which she thinks of as "landscapes of the body" - a different kind of realism, not human yet horribly reminiscent of the human form.
Penkov's story "so ambitiously and successfully united personal and political life, joining inner and outer worlds through its deployment of different kinds of realism: social and magical and folkloric," she said.
Although wildly different (one being realism, one a post-apocalyptic re-telling of the Odyssey), they were the first books I – as a pansexual and non-binary teen – read in which I existed.
A different kind of realism is evident in etchings by John Sloan, a painter of the Ashcan School, which focused on gritty scenes of tenement New York at the turn of the last century.
In the work of other writers, such as Stendhal, Gustave Flaubert, and Marcel Proust, each following his own distinctive path, a different kind of realism emerged, focused on a preoccupation with the analysis of individual action, motivation, and desire as well as a fascination with form.
