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What criteria must a modern work fulfill to be considered an "epic"? Does it just have to be really long?
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>>23316985
It must be about war in some way, deal with issues of life and death, and not be postmodern.
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>>23317036
So Harry Potter can be considered an epic work then?
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>>23317100
I mean actual wars, not battles with magic wands and woo woo.
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>>23317109
So, is Lord of the Rings is an epic work, or do the wars have to be non-fictional?
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>>23317234
You're exhausting to talk to. Good luck.
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>>23317246
It was a just asking a question, bro. I wasn't trying to be patronizing.



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