In "Landon the Equivocal
Canonizer: Constructing an Elegiac Chain of Women Poets in the Classroom," Pedagogy 18, no.
In 1950, 11-year-old Maria Goretti was sainted for defending her virginity, while her
canonizer Pope Pius XII lauded her for her chastity.
"Canonizing the
Canonizer: A Short History of The Norton Anthology of English Literature." Critical Inquiry 35.2 (2009): 293-318.
He was also an erudite antiquarian, a wonderful companion for, say, visiting old churches: as a student, he himself had been shown round most of the City of london churches by Sir John Betjeman, poet laureate and
canonizer of a certain traditional vision of English life, whom he revered.
This is, though, in keeping with loppolo's assertion that the |only
canonizer and constituter of Shakespeare's texts ...
Key among those factors was, on the one hand, the work of '
canonizers' such as the Albanian/Syrian hadith expert Muhammad al-Albani and the Saudi scholar Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz, and, on the other hand, the oil wealth of Saudi Arabia, the state that became the epicentre of Salafism in the 1960s.
Given these perplexities--the stalemate between
canonizers and devil's advocates--Starting Point, a collection of Miyazaki's writings first published in 1997 but appearing in English for the first time, could not be timelier (a second volume, Turning Point: 1997-2008, was published in 2008, but has not yet been translated).
