 Complete the following phrase:  The modernist period known as the Young Poland movement in visual arts, literature and music, came into being around 1890, and concluded with the Polands return to independence 1918. The period was based on two concepts. Its early stage was characterized by a strong aesthetic opposition to the ideals of its own predecessor promoting organic work in the face of foreign occupation. Artists following this early philosophy of Young Poland believed in decadence, symbolism, conflict between human values and civilization, and the existence of art for arts sake. Prominent authors who followed this trend included Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer, Stanisław Przybyszewski and Jan Kasprowicz. The later ideology emerged in conjunction with the socio-political upheavals across Europe such as the 1905 Revolution against Nicholas II of Russia, the Norwegian independence, the 