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work_qavqdvmrbvbdpoagahenct4nha	Jane Desmarais	Volupté Issue 1: Arthur Symons at the Fin de Siècle	2018.0	129	.pdf	application/pdf	51674	3073	62	French littérateurs to consider Symons as a critic of British modern poetry, at the time translated In his first letter, with the request to publish his own poems, Symons praises Carman's early work: In Canada, there is, as Symons writes in 'The Decadent Movement in Literature', no qualities that critics – including, ironically, Symons – have noted elsewhere in Pater's work.22 French precedents for Pater's art writing, which is complementary to the synthesis of AngloFrench literary traditions that would later characterize the Decadence of Symons's own work. suggesting that, like Pater and Symons, Binyon saw his aesthetic criticism as a 'living organism' – Symons finally published his 1896 tribute to Pater in the Savoy.31 A decade later in 1906, it is not 5 Arthur Symons, 'The Decadent Movement in Literature', Harper's New Monthly Magazine (November 1893), 858-68, 5 Arthur Symons, 'The Decadent Movement in Literature', Harper's New Monthly Magazine (November 1893), 858-68, 	./cache/work_qavqdvmrbvbdpoagahenct4nha.pdf	./txt/work_qavqdvmrbvbdpoagahenct4nha.txt