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What are the four types of literary theories according to literary historian M. H. Abrams?

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critical, theoretical, practical, and otherworldly mimetic, rhetorical, expressive, and formal critical, reflective, analytical, and quarterly reflective, persuasive, emotional, and structural.

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Answer:

<em>Mimetic, rhetorical, expressive, and formal</em>

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