Definition: Occasionalism refers to a literary or artistic movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, characterized by an emphasis on spontaneous expression and unstructured creativity. This movement was characterized by its rejection of traditional forms and conventions, as well as its focus on individual expression rather than conformity to established norms or styles. Occasionalism often involved a more free-flowing and expressive writing style, where the author is encouraged to let their thoughts flow without any pre
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