Mar absoluto

Target entity: Mar absoluto
Context triple: [Cecília Meireles, notableWork, Mar absoluto]

• A. La Recherche de l’absolu
  La Recherche de l’absolu is a novel by Honoré de Balzac that explores obsession, alchemy, and the destructive pursuit of scientific perfection within a bourgeois family.
• B. The Absolute at Large
  The Absolute at Large is a 1922 science fiction novel by Karel Čapek that satirically explores the social and spiritual chaos unleashed when a machine begins mass-producing the divine "Absolute" as a byproduct of energy generation.
• C. the Absolute
  The Absolute is a central metaphysical concept in German idealism denoting an all-encompassing, self-sufficient reality that underlies and unifies all finite beings and phenomena.
• D. Le Pèlerin de l’Absolu
  Le Pèlerin de l’Absolu is a poetic work by French Symbolist writer Jean Moréas that reflects his quest for ideal beauty and spiritual transcendence.
• E. The Absolutist
  The Absolutist is a historical novel by John Boyne that explores themes of love, guilt, and moral conflict through the story of two young soldiers during World War I.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mar absoluto
Target entity description: Mar absoluto is a celebrated poetry collection by Brazilian writer Cecília Meireles, known for its lyrical exploration of existential and metaphysical themes.

• A. La Recherche de l’absolu
  La Recherche de l’absolu is a novel by Honoré de Balzac that explores obsession, alchemy, and the destructive pursuit of scientific perfection within a bourgeois family.
• B. The Absolute at Large
  The Absolute at Large is a 1922 science fiction novel by Karel Čapek that satirically explores the social and spiritual chaos unleashed when a machine begins mass-producing the divine "Absolute" as a byproduct of energy generation.
• C. the Absolute
  The Absolute is a central metaphysical concept in German idealism denoting an all-encompassing, self-sufficient reality that underlies and unifies all finite beings and phenomena.
• D. Le Pèlerin de l’Absolu
  Le Pèlerin de l’Absolu is a poetic work by French Symbolist writer Jean Moréas that reflects his quest for ideal beauty and spiritual transcendence.
• E. The Absolutist
  The Absolutist is a historical novel by John Boyne that explores themes of love, guilt, and moral conflict through the story of two young soldiers during World War I.
• F. None of above. chosen