Concretism refers to a movement in art and literature that emphasizes concrete, tangible elements or experiences rather than abstract concepts or ideals. It is often associated with the use of real-world objects, materials, and direct sensory experience, focusing on specific, physical details rather than abstraction. In literature, concretism may involve the use of vivid imagery and precise language to create a strong sense of reality. The term can also apply to philosophical discussions regarding the nature of reality and perception, contrasting with more abstract or theoretical approaches.
