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HARRY LEVIN
[See also Allegory; Ambiguity; Analogy; Criticism, Literary;
Harmony or Rapture in Music; Iconography;
Literature and
Its Cognates; Motif in Literature: The Faust Theme; Myth;
Poetry and Poetics; Style in Literature;
Symbol and Sym-
bolism in Literature.]
