Classic literature refers to works of high quality and enduring value, encompassing works from other periods and cultures that have stood the test of time. These works are typically recognized for their universal themes, compelling characters, and lasting influence on literature and culture.
While the terms are often used interchangeably, "classical literature" is more specifically used to refer to the literature of ancient Greece and Rome. On the other hand, "classic literature" is a much broader term that encompasses works from various time periods and cultures that have achieved recognition and renown.
In this LibGuide, you will find a list of classic literature available for checkout in the E. Allen Gordon Library, arranged by time period and with a cutoff date of the year 2000.
