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fin de siècle

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fin de siècle
typical of or existing at the end of a century, especially the 19th century The fin de siècle despair increased in the last few years of the century. Tanya chose a course in fin de siècle literature.


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Looking for a comparison to modern day Reykjavik, he quotes Peter Hall, a British urban planning professor, on fin de siècle Paris, where “any innovation, any new trend, was immediately known, and could freely be incorporated into the work of any of the others.
” “Sing, You Sacher Tortes” consists of a lunatic proposing a musical based on the intellectuals of fin de siècle Vienna.
In keeping with the refined fin de siècle vibe of designer Alber Elbaz’s vision for fall, the invitation declared that the Lanvin party would be hosted by “the ghost of Marcel Proust.
 
 
 
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