canonicity

In his 1932 book Sherlock Holmes: Fact or Fiction , T. S. Blakeney used the term canonicity in reference to the mystery novels and short fiction of Arthur Conan Doyle.

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Margaret Russett locates in these moments when magazine writing thematizes its own materiality an allegory of the minor Romantics 'insight that canonicity is not a quality inherent in the work but a product of the work's transmission.

"Wedded to Books': Bibliomania and the Romantic Essayists 2004

Johnson had averred in the eighteenth century, that the test of canonicity is the test of time (440).

"Wedded to Books': Bibliomania and the Romantic Essayists 2004

Appropriated from Am 4: 9, whose canonicity is thus sealed by

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

Its canonicity is certain; it is found in all Hebrew manuscripts of

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

My background in literature — particularly as taught at a rigorous undergraduate institution, and as taught by my professors, who challenged the notion of canonicity — made it easier for me to think critically about our collections and our collecting policies.

Movers and Shakers 2009 « Attempting Elegance 2009

My background in literature — particularly as taught at a rigorous undergraduate institution, and as taught by my professors, who challenged the notion of canonicity — made it easier for me to think critically about our collections and our collecting policies.

2009 March 16 « Attempting Elegance 2009

My background in literature — particularly as taught at a rigorous undergraduate institution, and as taught by my professors, who challenged the notion of canonicity — made it easier for me to think critically about our collections and our collecting policies.

2009 March « Attempting Elegance 2009

But Jerome seriously called their canonicity in question

The Three Additions to Daniel: A Study. 1906

[A note here on the notion of canonicity so fully discussed by Vanhoozer: were we to treat Scripture's limits as negotiable, we should be challenging the significance of the written character of scriptural revelation.

'The Bible Today: Reading & Hearing', The Larkin-Stuart Lecture 2007