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What is the difference between a theme and a motif in literature?
06-05-2023

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brian
Answered 06 May 2023

A theme is a recurring idea or message in a work of literature, while a motif is a recurring symbol, image, or idea that contributes to the overall theme.
victor
Answered 04 Jun 2023

A theme is a recurring idea or message in a work of literature, while a motif is a recurring symbol, image, or idea that contributes to the overall theme.
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