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Brogan, Howard O. – CEA Forum, 1990
Concludes through an examination of recent criticism of William Blake's works that the literary canon is subject to change over time. Suggests that this is true because of both new critical developments and accumulations of new information through research. Argues that even critical theory is affected by such research. (SG)
Descriptors: College English, Critical Theory, Educational History, English Literature
