| 单词 | classical literature |
| 释义 | classical literature One half of him wanted to please the powerful, gain their respect and lead them to high ideals by moral instruction derived from classical literature. Times, Sunday Times Sometimes he spouts nonsense that has got nothing to do with classical literature at all. Times, Sunday Times Yet he wrote of the law, philosophy, history, classical literature, courtly life, soldiering, medicine and much else. Times, Sunday Times As well as encouraging outdoor pursuits and challenges, it also cultivated a love and understanding of the expressive arts, particularly classical literature and music. Times, Sunday Times The editors' stress on plurality starts with the title page, which dismisses the notion of a single privileged 'reception' of classical literature in favour of many 'receptions'. The Times Literary Supplement |
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