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'''Literature''' consists of writings whose value lies in the beauty of form or emotional effect.”  <ref>The Concise Oxford Dictionary</ref>  Traditionally, this encompasses such diverse forms of expression as [[novel]]s, [[poetry]], and others.  [[Literary criticism]] is usually itself considered a form of literature.
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'''Literature''' as an [[art]], consists of writings whose value lies in the beauty of form or emotional effect.”  <ref>The Concise Oxford Dictionary</ref>  Traditionally, this encompasses such diverse forms of expression as [[novel]]s, [[poetry]], and others.  [[Literary criticism]] is usually itself considered a form of literature.
    
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