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What is the dominant theme of William Blake's collection 'Songs of Innocence'?
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- 1The systemic corruption and failure of religious institutions
- 2The complete superiority of reason and logic over emotion
- 3The absolute purity, vulnerability, and joy of childhood✓
- 4The harsh inevitability of institutionalized human suffering
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The absolute purity, vulnerability, and joy of childhood
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