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English, 11.01.2021 08:20 CarlosCooke2

A literary theme refers to a.
the physical location or setting of a work

b.
the characters’ intentions

c.
the attitude or point about a specific subject that the work deals with

d.
the subject that the work deals with

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the physical location or setting of a work

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