1. Social realism The aim of social realism is to show ‘us ourselves’ by pushing the boundaries to convey to an audience real experience from real Britons. Is also known as socio-realism, it is an artistic movement expressed through visual and other realist arts depicting social and racial injustice, economic hardship, through unvarnished images of life’s struggles. It shows working class activities and jobs as heroic.
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