Definition: Byronism is a literary genre that emerged in the early 20th century, characterized by its focus on the experiences and emotions of individuals from Byron's time. This style often incorporates elements of nature, poetry, and personal reflection into a narrative or story. In Byronic literature, characters are often described as having a "byronic" personality, which can be found in their sense of humor, optimism, and vulnerability. The language used is often more lyrical and introspective than
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