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Modernism is a literary and artistic movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It appeared as a reaction to traditional art and literature. Writers and artists wanted new forms and new ideas. They felt that the old styles could not show the modern world.

Modernist writers often wrote about heroes

Modernist literature often breaks traditional structure

Modernist writers often used stream of consciousness

Symbolism didn't influence poetry. Many symbolists were writers, not poets.

Impressionism is an important movement of early modernism

Charles Baudelaire is best known for his book The Deeds of Evil.

Some Baudelaire's poems were banned by the French government.

Charles Baudelaire is known for rich images and strong symbols in his poetry. His poems often show the contrast between beauty and ugliness. He writes about the city, especially Paris, as a living organism. The city in his poems can be attractive and dangerous at the same time.

The poem “Art poétique” by Paul Verlaine expresses the aesthetic views of the poet in a concentrated form. It was written by Paul Verlaine and became a manifesto of Symbolist poetry. In this poem, the poet explains what true poetry should be like. The main principle is that poetry must be musical above all else.

The poem “Autumn Song” by Paul Verlaine shows a deep connection between education and the human thoughts.

Arthur Rimbaud was a French poet. He was born in 1854. Two famous poems are “Vowels” and “My Bohemian Life”. These poems show his artistic innovation. Rimbaud liked experiments in poetry. He used symbols in his works. He connected sounds with images. This is clear in the sonnet “Vowels”.