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Literature
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-- See Also the narrower term Sagas Icelandic and Scandanavian prose narratives of the 12th-14th centuries
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-- See Also the narrower term Gift books Illustrated literary miscellanies that were given as gifts in the 19th century
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Narrative works that employ sequential art, and often prose, to tell a story. For humorous images that use wit and satire to comment on contemporary events, social habits, politics, or other subjects, see Cartoons (Humor)
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-- See Also the narrower term Bible stories Paraphrases of Biblical texts in story form. For imaginative fiction in which characters and settings are taken from the Bible see Bible fiction
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-- See Also the narrower term Black humor Literary works that derive humor from suffering or the absurdity of existence in a bitter, ironic, morbid, or grimly satiric way
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-- See Also the narrower term Romances Medieval chivalric tales written in prose or poetry that depict an idealized code of civilized behavior that combines loyalty, honor, and courtly love. For fiction that primarily depicts romantic love see Romance fiction
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-- See Also the narrower term Drama
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-- See Also the narrower term Exempla Short narratives intended to illustrate a moral point and that are generally found within a sermon or other didactic work
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Works based on oral traditions
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-- See Also the narrower term Poetry
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Literature that uses wit, irony, or sarcasm to hold up human vices or foibles to ridicule or scorn
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Mocking imitations of a particular style, genre, or work
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-- See Also the narrower term Fiction
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