It's known as abstract nouns
The answer is: a noun.
A noun is a word that names a particular thing or a set of things. Nouns are classified in many ways, but for clarity purposes, it can be said that the two more general forms of the noun are the proper noun (which refers to unique entities, like Europe or John) and the common noun (which refers to a class of entities, like neighborhood or country).
Answer:
A. Emphasis on the use of allegorical forms
Explanation:
In literature, an allegory is a narrative in which characters, their actions, and events represent specific abstractions or ideas. Works of art often contain a hidden meaning, usually a moral or political one.
Allegory was present in Greek and Roman literature and was also used extensively in Renaissance literature.
Punishment of sin in the afterlife was present in the Greek religion, but Renaissance artists did not emphasize it. The Renaissance was the time when people questioned religion. They did not reject it, but they did not blindly follow its rules as they did in the Middle ages.
Christianity was not present in the Greek and Roman era.
Interdisciplinarity originated in Ancient Greece and Rome, but it was used in more practical fields than literature.
Thus, the correct answer is A.
