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Expanding the Map of the Literary Canon Through Multimodal Textshe canon has long been exclusionary and reactionary, engaged in its own preservation. Though entrenched in high schools in the United States, the literary canon has seen slippage in universities since the 1960s, splintering into micro-canons: women’s studies, ethnic studies, gender studies, among ma

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