Western canon
The Western canon is a canon of books and art (and specifically one with very loose boundaries) that has allegedly been highly influential in shaping Western culture. The selection of a canon is important to the theory of educational perennialism.
Related Topics:
Canon - Book - Art - Western culture - Educational perennialism
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Examples of canonical lists include:
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- The Harvard Classics
- Great Books of the Western World
- Harold Bloom's canon
- St. John's College reading list
University reading lists are also good indicators of what is considered to be in the Western canon:
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