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Parnassianism|pɑːˈnæsɪənɪz(ə)m|
[f. Parnassian a. 1 b + -ism.]
The Parnassian style in poetry.
1905Times 4 Oct. 6/2 He began to write the sonnets which attracted the attention of the most expert connoisseurs in Parnassianism. 1922Freeman (N.Y.) 26 Apr. 105 Parnassianism means objectivity, impassivity, attention to line and image rather than to colour and music and vague suggestiveness. 1927Observer 11 Sept. 7/3 Parnassianism, Symbolism, and the Ecole Roman have all had their day. 1967Guardian 19 May 7/2 Some of the poems are too deliberate, Parnassian... And very splendid, too, parnassianism at that level. |