 However, the critic objected to their "inkhorn" and "didactic" aspects, raising concern that the author's tendency to "reveal the conventions of her own narratives" echoed "pedantry".Early in the 2000s, Ruxandra Cesereanu took a more experimental approach to poetry, theorizing a style for which she coined the term "delirionism" (from "delirium").According to her own definition, it implies "the transposition of a semi-psychedelic trance into poetry".