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Phosphorus

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  • Stiernhielm
    Swedish literature
    / Romanticism

    …such as Polyfem (1809–12) and Phosphorus (1810–13), led the attack on the traditional school. Per Daniel Amadeus Atterbom, the most gifted of the Forforister, or Phosphorists, wrote the poem “Prolog” (1810) for Phosphorus, revealing both his talent and his commitment to Romanticism.

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    …such as Polyfem (1809–12) and Phosphorus (1810–13), led the attack on the traditional school. Per Daniel Amadeus Atterbom, the most gifted of the Forforister, or Phosphorists, wrote the poem “Prolog” (1810) for Phosphorus, revealing both his talent and his commitment to Romanticism.

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