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What is a seminal work?

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a work that presents all sides of an argument rather than only the side the author believes


a work written more than 100 years ago that deals with government or politics


a work of nonfiction that discusses a difficult or controversial issue


a work that is the basis for important ideas and that influences later works

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A seminal work is a creative and original piece that, representing an idea, opinion or important issue, later will have the role of inspiring or contributing to the development of other works, serving as a source, as a base for new creations, a reference. We may use various seminal works to build a solid argument on a topic; For constructing fictional situations that represent the idea in them; For designing new thoughts about the same issue.

The right answer is D. a work that is the basis for important ideas and that influences later works


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