Definition: Middlebrowism is a literary movement that emerged in the mid-19th century in England. This movement was characterized by its emphasis on classical and traditional forms of literature, with an emphasis on form over content. The "middlebrows" were not only readers but also writers who favored the old-fashioned style of English literature, such as the use of long lines, staccato rhythms, and strict literary conventions. The term "middlebrowism" is often used to describe a
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