How many literary theories are still acceptable to use in literary analysis?

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Illusion [34]4 years ago

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Among your choices, the correct answer should be A. All literary theories are acceptable to use.

Kisachek [45]4 years ago

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All literary theories that are still acceptable to use in the literary analysis.

Literary theory is a structure of methods and ideas which is used in literature. It reveals what literature can mean through underlying principles. For every different critical activity, all literary interpretations are drawn upon theory to derive justification. It helps in forming a relationship between the author and the reader by allowing to analyze the theme present in the text.

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