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The document discusses several literary analysis concepts including character development, symbols, allegory, and the relationship between individuals and society. It also addresses the differences between historical and narrative truth, noting that myths can be truer than facts. Finally, it identifies three tools for literary interpretation: examining word meanings and histories through philology, understanding tone, and identifying irony and paradox.
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