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Aestheticism, as a category for books, refers to a literary movement and genre that emphasizes the importance of beauty and sensory experiences over moral or social themes. Originating in the late 19th century, particularly associated with figures like Oscar Wilde and Walter Pater, Aestheticism champions the idea of "art for art's sake." Books within this genre often focus on exquisite prose, vivid imagery, and the exploration of beauty in its various forms, whether through lush descriptions of nature, intricate character studies, or the celebration of art and culture. The narratives may prioritize style and form, sometimes at the expense of plot or conventional moral lessons, inviting readers to appreciate the sheer artistry and emotional resonance of the written word.

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