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Literature, it is “writings whose value lies in the beauty of form or emotional effect.” (The Concise Oxford Dictionary).
The art of literature is not reducible to the words on the page; they are there because of the craft of writing. As an art, literature is the organization of words to give pleasure; through them it elevates and transforms experience; through them it functions in society as a continuing symbolic criticism of values. The Art of Literature Encyclopaedia Britannica.
The content of literature is as limitless as the desire of human beings to communicate.
See also
External links
- An Online Library of Literature
- Literature Open Directory.