Directly descended from the Crepuscolari poets, the members of this movement adopted occult symbolism and a personal vocabulary, leading to difficult language known to alienate the reader.  
Typical works of this movement include Gaiety of the Outcasts, Oboe sommerso, and Ossi di seppia.  This movement's name was coined by Italian critic Francesco Flora to describe the poetry of its most famous member.  Directly descended from the Crepuscolari poets, the members of this movement adopted occult symbolism and a personal vocabulary, leading to difficult language known to alienate the reader.  Consisting of such members as Giuseppe Ungaretti and Eugenio Montale, FTP, identify this Italian literary movement whose most famous member was Salvatore Quasimodo.
Typical works of this movement include Gaiety of the Outcasts, Oboe sommerso, and Ossi di seppia.  
Hermetic movement or Hermeticism (accept Hermeneutic movement)