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People living in the 16th century (15 hundreds) would be interested in order, religion, formal perfection, classical themes . . . I am thinking from the English and American Literature perspective. During this era, the people distrusted originality until the 19th century. Hopefully this helps Olympus
The Glory Field is a book with specific themes. The two main themes of this book are inner strength and family ties.
the same themes apply to different people living in different places and times.
the same themes apply to different people living in different places and times.
The relation that exit between the three is that with out research their won't n be literature because people goes on research that is being put in written and become a literature, then this literature are kept in the library for other people or scholars to use
Sub-themes
Sub-themes
sub-themes (apex)
There are three themes that were dominated Latin literature of Augustus Day. The three themes were Virgil, Horace and Livy.
Themes in literature, like themes in the real world, are central ideas that explore universal truths or concepts. Both can reflect aspects of human experience, provoke thought, and provide insight into our emotions, relationships, and society. Themes in literature often draw inspiration from real-world events, experiences, and issues, creating connections between the fictional and the actual.
universal themes in literature.--and... meaningfulness of symbols everywhere, from literature, movies and individual dreams.
Anglosaxon and latin
Sub-Thems
sub-themesMultiple what?
technology
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Charles V. Genthe has written: 'Themes in American literature' -- subject(s): American literature, Civilization, Literary collections, Themes, motives 'Reflection/perception'