Which of these best describes the purpose of a literary analysis of ideas?
to interpre...
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Which of these best describes the purpose of a literary analysis of ideas?
to interpret a literary work in light of a single idea
to examine what a character says and does or becomes
to relate an idea in the literary work to your life
to show how a character represents an idea rather than an individual
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