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1. www.openculture.com › 2014 › 01Harold Bloom Creates a Massive List of Works in The "Western ...

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   Like a clas­si­cal philol­o­gist, Bloom divides his Canon into four “ages” or peri­ods: The Theo­crat­ic Age (2000 BCE-1321 CE); The Aris­to­crat­ic Age (1321–1832); The Demo­c­ra­t­ic Age: 1832–1900); and The Chaot­ic Age (20th Cen­tu­ry). You can view the com­plete list here.

2. www.nytimes.com › 2018/05/30 › magazineWho Gets to Decide What Belongs in the ‘Canon’? - The New ...

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   May 30, 2018 · It’s the books of the Bible. It’s the approved Catholic saints. It’s Jane Austen, the Beatles, Miles Davis, Andy Warhol and Beyoncé. Traditionally, the people drawing up our cultural canons ...

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3. www.tckpublishing.com › the-literary-canonThe Literary Canon: What’s In It, and Who Makes the List?

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   What Books Are Part of the Literary Canon? The literary canon includes writers from ancient times, all the way through the late-twentieth century. In 1994, literary critic Harold Bloom published The Western Canon, in which he names 26 “immortal” authors, including Homer, William Shakespeare, and Virginia Woolf. Of course, his choices ...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cañon_City,_ColoradoCañon City, Colorado - Wikipedia

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   Cañon City is the principal city of the Cañon City, CO Micropolitan Statistical Area and is a part of the Front Range Urban Corridor. Cañon City straddles the easterly flowing Arkansas River and is a popular tourist destination for sightseeing, whitewater rafting , and rock climbing.

5. davalynnspencer.com › books › canon-city-chroniclesThe Cañon City Chronicles - Davalynn Spencer

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   Read their three-generation story spanning nearly thirty years in the complete collection of The Cañon City Chronicles. First time under one cover, three revised, second-edition novels originally published in 2014. Book 1 – Loving the Horseman. Book 2 – Straight to my Heart. Book 3 – Romancing the Widow. Buy Now.

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7. www.learnreligions.com › books-of-the-bible-700274Overview of the 66 Canonical Books - Learn Religions

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   Jul 15, 2018 · This list gives an overview of the 66 books of the Bible considered authoritative in Protestant churches and explains why the Apocryphal books are excluded.

8. thegreatestbooks.org › global-canonThe Global Literary Canon - The Greatest Books

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   This list is built from 344 aggregated lists to ensure a comprehensive representation of global literary masterpieces. To maintain a balanced selection, the list includes 20% non-fiction works and no more than 3 books from any single country.

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   What books are part of the literary canon?

   • The literary canon includes writers from ancient times, all the way through the late-twentieth century. In 1994, literary critic Harold Bloom published The Western Canon, in which he names 26 “immortal” authors, including Homer, William Shakespeare, and Virginia Woolf.

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   How many authors are in the Western canon?

   • The Western Canon is tightly focused on only 26 authors, but in a series of four appendices, Bloom lists the hundreds of other names he considers canonical. For all of Bloom’s ornery defensiveness, his list is surprisingly inclusive, as well as—for Fruman—surprisingly idiosyncratic.

   Harold Bloom Creates a Massive List of Works in The "Western Canon

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   What is a literary canon?

   • What Is the Literary Canon? The literary canon is part of the larger “canon,” which is a list of the most important, influential, or definitive works in art, literature, music, and philosophy. These works are often described as “the classics,” but the two terms aren’t necessarily synonymous.

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   What is a canon?

   • It places a work, a person or an idea beyond reproach. It pre-resolves debate. That is, of course, what a canon is — a settled matter. It’s established rules and norms. It’s the books of the Bible. It’s the approved Catholic saints. It’s Jane Austen, the Beatles, Miles Davis, Andy Warhol and Beyoncé.

   Who Gets to Decide What Belongs in the ‘Canon’?

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