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1 Let’s discuss the notion of a
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12 So What makes a Classic? They have wide appeal They are widely known
They have great merit They explore and use basic themes They become the original source for inspiring others

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15 A literary classic has:
Great literary merit They are widely known Their issues and stories are relevant today They contain classical symbolism They explore themes which are known to us all: good vs evil They are the original source for allusions

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