A150 Quiz 2 - Intro & Ch.1

John Donne, there are clear relationships between the ways he achieved his effects as

The works of these canonical authors – or the most important works – are in turn designated

The concept of the canon is governed by judgements about

the central metaphor of Donne’s Good Morrow is

‘I vow to thee, my country’, the words of the first verse refer to

Donne’s main point in his prose writing is

The idea of a canon

the ‘Hallelujah’ chorus comes from a larger work which is

D.H. Lawrence’s novel Lady Chatterley’s Lover is an example about

Donne’s reputation dwindled because of

The two concepts ‘authority’ and ‘author’ have a common root that is

It is difficult to talk for long about authority without being conscious that it depends on

In the case of literature ... plays an important role in considering the works as canonical.

The Book of Genesis possesses an authority derived from judgements made by

In music,‘canon’ is used to describe a body of works in particular genres, as ‘masterpieces’ by

The common ground being that ‘canonical works’ have been given

The concept of AUTHORITY has different connotations, for example it can refer to

the most influential type of Donne's writings was

‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’ became anthem of South Africa due to

In ... arguments will be among opinion makers about the canonical status of some texts.