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1 The Meaning of Classical: Persuasive Essay
Assignment #9 The Meaning of Classical: Persuasive Essay

2 The Meaning of Classical: Persuasive Essay
Think about the following styles: Greek Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic, Roman Republican, early and late imperial. We call this era of history the classical past. What is meant by the word “classical”? How does this term relate to ideals that change over time. What does this word tell us about the past and our present? Be sure to cite specific examples of art.

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