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When an author uses a concrete object to represent idea or emotion it is called?

This is called a symbol.

Here's why:

* Symbolism is a literary device where a concrete object, person, place, or event represents something abstract or beyond its literal meaning.

* The concrete object acts as a symbol for the abstract idea or emotion.

For example:

* A rose is often used as a symbol of love.

* A dove is often used as a symbol of peace.

* A black cat is often used as a symbol of bad luck.

By using symbols, authors can add layers of meaning to their work and create a deeper understanding in the reader.

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