The canon of biblical books is frequently cited as a parallel to a unitary literary canon that,
though often presumed, is in fact not to be found. The biblical canon was created for the …

The impression of anonymity which cuneiform literature usually leaves with readers is in
general correct. An author very rarely mentions his name. There seem to be indeed only two …

… by introducing a dual notion of canonicity: there he suggests that canonicity may be a
static notion when attributed to texts, which is different from dynamic canonicity on the level of …

Nay here in these ages, such as they are, have we not two mere Poets, if not deified, yet we
may say beatified? Shakespeare and Dante arc Saints of Poetry: really, if we think of it, …

… In this paper we present and discuss a new approach to canonicity effects that derives the
asymmetry in a principled way from the Relativized Minimality approach to locality in syntax. …

This article delves into the literary canon, a concept shaped by social biases and influenced
by successive receptions. The canonization process is a multifaceted phenomenon, …

… for the question of women and canonicity. As Woolfs references to "the treasure" locked within
the "Oxbridge" library imply, the concept of canonicity is strongly undergirded by economic …

… a Babylonian notion of canonicity can be recognized in … The fully articulated (and quite late)
concept of canonicity … understanding of the possible "canonicity" of Akkadian scholarly texts …

… This chapter provides an account of canonicity from a number of perspectives. The first
section explains the broad range of meanings of canonicity that then leads into the emergence of …

… grounds) of canonicity is thus logically distinct from the history (or recognition) of canonicity.
… However, while inspiration is a necessary condition of canonicity, it is not a sufficient one. …