Which term did Robert Buchanan use to describe a specific group of poets known for their sensual themes?

Robert Buchanan coined the term "Fleshly School" to describe a group of poets who focused on sensual and often hedonistic themes in their work. This label was particularly aimed at poets like Dante Gabriel Rossetti and others associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement, who were known for their vivid imagery and exploration of physical love and beauty. Buchanan's criticism suggested that this approach valued physical experience and desire, often emphasizing the corporeal aspects of life in a way that set the poets apart from their contemporaries who may have concentrated on more abstract or moral themes. This term has since been used to highlight the tendency within this group to prioritize the aesthetics of physicality and sensuality in their poetry.