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Who was the Western canon of the 19th and 20th works written by?
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The Western canon of the 19th and early 20th centuries is now thought of as because it consisted of works written by .?
Narrow in scope, because it was written almost exclusively by white European males. APEXXX narrow, white european males
The Western canon of the 19th and early 20th centuries is now thought of as what because it consisted of works written by?
Narrow in scope, because it was written almost exclusively by white European males. APEXXX narrow, white european males
What is and example of a perspective that might be outside the scope of the 19th-century western canon?
In the 19th century the Western Canon would be a Native American professor. He was also a African farmer.
Why do most modern critics consider the canon of the 19th and early 20th centuries to be narrow?
Because it consisted of works written by white European males.
Today it is common to think of the Western canon as it stood in the 19th and early 20th centuries as narrow because most of the works?
in the canon were written by white, male authors. This limited perspective excluded the voices and experiences of women, people of color, and other marginalized groups. This narrow view of the canon has been challenged and expanded in recent years to include a more diverse range of voices and perspectives in literature and art.
Who wrote the 19th and 20th century narrow canon about?
The canon of the 19th and 20th centuries are considered narrow minded. This is because they were written by white, European males and do not have consideration for women, or different races.
Which is an example of a perspective that might be outside the scop of the 19th century western canon?
An East Indian Servant(: apex cheatin people!
Which perspective might be outside the scope of the 19th-century Western canon?
An African farmeralso a native american professorapexxxAn East Indian servant
What are some examples of a perspective that might be outside the scope of the 19th century Western canon?
An East Indian Servant(: for some Apex cheatin niqqaz
Which is an example of a perspective that might be outside the scope of the 19th-century Western canon?
A Native American professor .An African farmer .An East Indian servant .
What has the author Charles H Gibbs-Smith written?
Charles H. Gibbs-Smith has written: 'Copyright law concerning works of art, photographs and the written word' 'The fashionable lady in the 19th century'
Why is it more difficult in the21st century to establish an accepted canon that it was in the 19th century England?
all of the above
