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		<title>By: Jamie Palisades</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jamie Palisades</dc:creator>
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		<description>In literature, the name&#039;s meaning extends past its literal transaction of nice or friendly place.   &#039;Locus amoenus&#039; is used to mean an elegaic or idealized place of comfort, often a natural setting outside the walls of civlization.   The term is redolent of, and sometimes used in references to, the Garden of Eden, and the pastoral settings in  Spenser&#039;s Fairie Queen and Shakespeare&#039;s Midsummer&#039;s Night Dream.
 
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