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Carl David of Wirsén
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Carl David of Wirsén

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  • Stiernhielm
    Swedish literature
    / Emergence of realism and Poetic Realism

    
poets” of the 1860s, including Carl David of WirsĂ©n, Edvard BĂ€ckström, Pontus Wikner, and Carl Snoilsky. Only Snoilsky had the temperament and poetic gift needed to carry out the program. WirsĂ©n, on the other hand, as secretary of the Swedish Academy, launched formidable opposition against innovators. Viktor Rydberg fell between


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poets” of the 1860s, including Carl David of WirsĂ©n, Edvard BĂ€ckström, Pontus Wikner, and Carl Snoilsky. Only Snoilsky had the temperament and poetic gift needed to carry out the program. WirsĂ©n, on the other hand, as secretary of the Swedish Academy, launched formidable opposition against innovators. Viktor Rydberg fell between


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