According to Freudian literary analysis, what do concave shapes typically represent?

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Symbols associated with femininityRepresentations of phallic imageryIndicators of masculinitySigns pointing to an Oedipus complexNone of the above

Explanation

In Freudian theory applied to literature, concave forms are generally interpreted as symbols of the female, contrasting with phallic or male imagery, and are not directly linked to the Oedipus complex.