anti-Petrarchism

noun1

1. •
   A rhetorical style that deliberately rejected, parodied, or grotesquely inverted Petrarchan conventions.

   • There is rather little of the kind of anti-Petrarchism found in the burlesque poems of Burchiello (1404-48), Berni (1498-1535) and Aretino (1492-1556). — 2009