An image, symbol, or theme that is repeated in an author’s work is called a(n) _____. allegory motif monograph synecdoche

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I believe the correct answer would be the second option. An image, symbol, or theme that is repeated in an author’s work is called a motif. It characterizes a certain work since it is a unique symbol that is made by the author and is repeated all throughout the work.

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An image, symbol, or theme that is repeated in an author’s work is called a(n) _____. allegory motif monograph synecdoche

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