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Transformations: The Journal of Inclusive Scholarship and Pedagogy, 2016
The Heath Anthology of American Literature, like Transformations, celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary in 2016. The Heath has helped win the cultural wars in the college classroom, greatly increasing the number of women writers and writers of color whose works are now routinely taught.
P. Lauter
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The Heath Anthology of American Literature, like Transformations, celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary in 2016. The Heath has helped win the cultural wars in the college classroom, greatly increasing the number of women writers and writers of color whose works are now routinely taught.
P. Lauter
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New Literary History, 1979
whole. At most we talk about sizable subsets of the writers and works of the past. This limited field is the current literary canon. Some have argued that much the same is true of individual works: that an "elasticity" in the literary artifact permits us to attend now to small samples, now to larger traditions and groupings of which the work in its ...
A. Fowler
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whole. At most we talk about sizable subsets of the writers and works of the past. This limited field is the current literary canon. Some have argued that much the same is true of individual works: that an "elasticity" in the literary artifact permits us to attend now to small samples, now to larger traditions and groupings of which the work in its ...
A. Fowler
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The Bet: Truth in Science, Literature and Everyday Knowledges, 2019
G. Potter
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G. Potter
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Literary Prizes, Writers’ Organisations and Canon Formation in Africa
African Studies, 2016D. Kiguru
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Teacher-researchers: a pilot project for unsettling the secondary Australian literary canon
Gender and Education, 2020Despite ongoing attempts to disrupt the white cis-hetero-masculine nature of the literary canon the secondary school English curriculum remains tethered to its lineage.
Larissa Mclean Davies +2 more
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The Lesbian South: Southern Feminists, the Women in Print Movement, and the Queer Literary Canon
Journal of American History, 202067 Crain ends her book with a brief coda about bedtime stories, a tradition that dates to the later nineteenth century and encapsulates many of the themes she has discussed. She summarizes the cultural and technological forces that enabled this tradition—
P. Holloway
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The Literary Canon and Collection Building
Collection Management, 1990Richard Heinzkill
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Middlebrow matters: women’s reading and the literary canon in France since the Belle Epoque
Modern & Contemporary France, 2018The discipline of French studies has enthusiastically embraced popular and genre fiction as a subject for analysis in recent years, an expansion of focus in which Diana Holmes was a pioneering rese...
S. Kemp
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