Passage de Milan and the Realistic Style

Passage de Milan philosopher and critic. and New Roman, an audacious art which can be read and understood by a reader typically used to realistic novels; however, differences and distinctions gradually reveal themselves and a new novel with its own distinctive characteristics emerges, the most important being the way reality is presented. This article intends to make a comparison and contrast between this novel and traditional realistic novels. In this research, it has been shown that unlike realistic works, this novel does not refer to a reality digested and interpreted by the novelist himself; the novel is also depleted with symbols and fragments. It is the reader who relates these pieces and fragments together so that he can perceive and understand the complexity of the reality. The author just suggests a number of gestures, words and ideas.