Decadence and Aestheticism

Fade and aesthetics Many people may be wondering if the era of the 1890s was the beginning of a new era, and the end is still changing. This era is often said to be modern, progressive, and different. Many people experiment, invent, and try new things. Devastation and aesthetics have emerged. Collapse is a dark side of romanticism because it involves forbidden experiences. Decadence is called morality, society, art. As BECKSON said, "The dark side of Romanticism comes from slopes and other writers that define it as a stranger in harmony with beauty" (p. 40).

Sports that peaked in the 1890s - symbolism, decline and aesthetics, the most famous examples are Paris and Beardsley's MALALME, Toulouse Lautrec and Debussy, Charles Condor and British Oscar Wilde. These ideas and concerns - indeed, the influence of ideology - have been affecting the creation of modernism for decades. Expression does not refer to the change itself, but in this case, many people define it as the First World War, but that will come. Pessimism afflicts poets such as Conrad, Thomas Hardy, Matthew Arnold and TS Some of the reasons for Eliot were promoted by the decline of religious beliefs and evolutionists such as scientists, philosophers, and Darwin It is general skepticism.

Followers of the literary movement of the 19th century began with French aesthetics. The devastated literature is fascinated by arrogance and morbidity, looking for innovation and emotion - "new pleasure"; attention to mysticism; and belief in the meaninglessness of human beings. This movement is closely related to the theory of art and art. The term "decline" may be used to indicate a decline in the quality of art or literature after a long period of time. The main failures in France are Charles Borderer and Arthur Limbo. The collapse of the UK includes Oscar Wilde, Ernest Dawson and Frank Harris

The article "Aesthetics and Decade" of the British Library conveys the main features of this non-traditional age. It shocked the establishment of the Victorian era by challenging traditional values, emphasizing sensuality, promoting art, gender, political experiments. As one of the leaders of aesthetics, the art movement is to propose "art for art", art is not political or morally meaningful, and that more attention should be paid to beautifying the art Wild thinks.