1. chapter summaries, the educated imagination
... kind of thing that always does take place." This makes perfect sense, why do we study literature? For the themes, not the facts. We read Macbeth for the themes of jealousy, and betrayal, who cares that Macbeth was Scottish? Frye concludes this chapter with referring back the the beginning. Literature is neither real, nor unreal because no universal reality exists, only individual ... ...
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