The theoretical work "Theory and Practice of Structured Realism" comes to add and complement the previous works "Manifesto/Two Schools of Realism," "What is Structured Realism," and "Equipping the Cameras. Structured Realism in the 7th Art."

It serves as an explanatory deepening and practical analysis of the data that compose the style of structured realism, specifically at levels A and B, with exemplary references to both published texts of poetry and prose.

The aim of this work is to understand the terms through which the stance of the style is formed in public discourse, the necessity that imposes its practical shaping, and the details that precede in order to lead the engaged creator to the external reception of reality in terms of causal connections of events and the transformation of this reception into literature of a specific direction and purpose.