classical work
[/ˈklæsɪkəl wɜːrk/]
nounpl: classical works
obra clássica
1. A significant literary, artistic, or musical composition from ancient Greece or Rome, or from a later period recognized as having enduring artistic merit and influence
Homer's Iliad is considered one of the greatest classical works of Western literature.
A Ilíada de Homero é considerada uma das maiores obras clássicas da literatura ocidental.
2. A work of art, literature, or music that exemplifies the principles of classicism, characterized by harmony, balance, and adherence to established forms
This symphony represents a perfect classical work with its structured movements and elegant composition.
Esta sinfonia representa uma obra clássica perfeita com seus movimentos estruturados e composição elegante.
3. An important or influential artistic creation that has become a standard reference or model in its field
Dante's Divine Comedy remains a classical work studied in universities worldwide.
A Divina Comédia de Dante continua sendo uma obra clássica estudada em universidades em todo o mundo.
In Brazilian and Portuguese cultures, classical works hold significant importance in education and cultural identity. They are frequently studied in schools and universities as part of the literary and artistic canon. In the USA, classical works are central to Western education and are often used to establish cultural standards and intellectual benchmarks.
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