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=Literary Connections to //Fahrenheit 451//= ===Together as a class, we will delve into history, literature, philosophy, art, mythology, theology, and more to help us understand the intricate ways in which Ray Bradbury's novel //Fahrenheit 451// is interwoven with all of these works.===

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