poetism

And it should be pointed out that poetism is less harmful to poetry than scientism, because although it may make a poetic text seem cranky or pretentious, it will not denature it.

1999, Chris Andrews, Poetry and Cosmogony

Poetism was intoxicated with life, with its sensuality and lyricism, and for the most part poetism ignored life's darker aspects.

2006, Craig Cravens, Culture and Customs of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, page 155

Embracing poetism represented a definite departure of the Devétsil generation from proletarian art and consequently also a "breakup" with the official line of the Communist Party.

2010, Ladislav Cabada, Zdenek Benedikt, Intellectuals and the Communist Idea, page 104

In Czechoslovakia, the artistic avantgarde that flourished in the interwar years was composed of two streams, poetism dominating the artistic scene until the early thirties, and surrealism which became the major force by 1934.

2022, In the World of Signs: Essays in honour of Professor Jerzy Pelc, page 407

The means to the goal was Poetism. Tiege identified the poetist revolution with the revolution of human consciousness, for both aimed to end the divide between body and spirit.

2022, Esther Levinger, Constructivism in Central Europe, page 159