Home to a movement named after Mount Parnassus, its capital was the meeting place for Aime Cesaire and Leopold Senghor to form Negritude.
One literary movement from this country was started by the author of Song of the Rhone and Mireio, which had a similar goal than that of this country's Consistory of the Gay Saber. Another movement from this country is marked by a novel featuring Anton Vowl, which is a [?] lipogram translated by Gilbert Adair, and notably lacks the letter "e" completely. In addition to the "Workshop of Potential Literature," or Oulipo, this country was home to a group including Bernard Oth which notably has 14 members, even though that movement is named for only half of that. Home to a movement named after Mount Parnassus, its capital was the meeting place for Aime Cesaire and Leopold Senghor to form Negritude. For ten points, name this country whose symbolist movement features poets like the Uruguay-born Jules Laforgue and Arthur Rimbaud.
One literary movement from this country was started by the author of Song of the Rhone and Mireio, which had a similar goal than that of this country's Consistory of the Gay Saber.
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