Difference between revisions of "Great literature"
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Latest revision as of 14:49, June 28, 2022
Great literature is a category of written works that typically includes Shakespeare and American novels such as Moby-Dick. Much of it is in the public domain and thus freely accessible and searchable online.
Great literature can be analyzed and ranked to the extent it is pro-life. Shakespeare, for example, occasionally referenced the unborn.
A strong curriculum for education includes mastery of great literature and the lessons that can be gleaned from it. Post-school learning can also benefit immensely from a habit of reading great literature on a weekly or even daily basis.