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FromTheMoon [43]
11 months ago
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Consider what you learned about subject and literature

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Yuki888 [10]11 months ago
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A theme or subject is the general topic of a literary work in literature. The subject of a literary work is linked to its theme, because the theme is the author's general statement about the subject.

  • Love
  • realism
  • sadness
  • heroism, and family,

are some examples of topics.

<h3>What is the purpose of subject in Literature?</h3>

Subject of a Literature is regarded by scholars as a critical study of literary writings.

They highlight that one of the key goals of the course is to conduct a critical study of how language is employed in various types of texts in order to determine meaning and text components.

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