Literary movements
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Names and connections
Movements, Literary
- Broader: Literature
- Narrower: Aestheticism (Literature)
- Narrower: Creationism (Literary movement)
- Narrower: Decadence (Literary movement)
- Narrower: Futurism (Literary movement)
- Narrower: Gothic revival (Literature)
- Narrower: Maximalism (Literature)
- Narrower: Minimalism (Literature)
- Narrower: Modernism (Literature)
- Narrower: Negritude (Literary movement)
- Narrower: Neoclassicism (Literature)
- Narrower: New narrative (Literary movement)
- Narrower: Post-postmodernism (Literature)
- Narrower: Postmodernism (Literature)
- Narrower: Romanticism
- Narrower: Simultanism (Literature)
- Narrower: Spasmodic School (English poetry)
- Narrower: Symbolism (Literary movement)
- Narrower: Ultraism (Literary movement)
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