Neoclassical era
Romantic Era
Victorian Era
Modernist Era
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The Classical period was in vogue around the time of 1750 to 1825. The period following the Classical period was called the Romantic period, and it was in vogue around the time of 1820 to 1900. Hope this answers your question! I can't give dates off the top of my head, but later 'periods' include Impressionism, (Ravel, Debussy) Neoclassical, and Modern.
Following - song - was created in 1987.
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Postmodernism is not associated with the modernist movement. Postmodernism is a reaction against modernist principles and embraces a more pluralistic and decentralized approach to art and culture.
Regular rhyme schemes
Baudelaire, Manet, and Flaubert
One key quality associated with Neoclassical literature is its emphasis on reason, order, and rationality. Neoclassical writers believed in following established literary conventions and rules, often drawing inspiration from classical works. Additionally, Neoclassical literature tends to prioritize clear language and poised expression over emotional or fantastical themes.
A following of one thing after another in the context of time.
A following of one thing after another in time.
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chronological or chronologically to describe something
fusing multiple narratives into a single voice.
using multiple characters to narrate a story
chronological order
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