AP European History
Literary style refers to the distinct manner in which an author expresses their ideas through language, encompassing elements such as word choice, sentence structure, and figurative language. This style is crucial for conveying themes, emotions, and character development in literature, and it evolves through various movements and influences throughout history. In the 19th century, literary styles became more diverse as authors experimented with realism, romanticism, and other forms of expression to reflect the complexities of their society.