
Canon can mean: *A rule adopted by an ecumenical council of the Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy churches. From the Greek language ''kanon'', for rule or measure. See canon law. *The central Eucharistic prayer of the Roman Catholic Mass (liturgy), containing the narrative of Jesus's institution of the Eucharist. *An Eastern Orthodoxy hymn consisting of eight or nine odes selected mainly from the Old Testament interspersed with verses based on their respective themes. See Canon (hymnography). *A list of books accepted by an ecclesiastic communion as authoritative or divinely inspired. The term was originally Christianity, referring to books declared divinely inspired by the canons of Church Ecumenical council. The term has however come to be extended to other religions as well with compound scriptures, thus one can speak for instance of the Pali canon in Buddhism. See Biblical canon for a discussion of the Judaism and Christian canons. See also Taoist canon. *The Western canon, the body of literature and art which is considered to define Western civilization by widespread consensus. These were the works with which an educated person was expected to be familiar. Increasingly after ''ca'' 1970 the idea that any such canon might exist came under attack and was stigmatized as elitism and academic. Those who defended a canon pointed out that the elite canon was generally available to all and was therefore not elitist, and that the word "academic" was merely negative code for "educated". The particularly United States controversy was a skirmish in the wider "culture wars". *In fiction, canon (fiction) is the officially authorized interpretation of characters and events. It is also sometimes described as "part of a fictional universe which has inarguable validity within". In fandom, the term is often used to distinguish between "canonical" accounts (i.e. those authorized by the copyright holder) and those of fanfiction, sometimes called fanon. In serial fiction, new material can contradict earlier material (a practice known as retconning), in which case the new material becomes canon. Publishers, especially in mainstream comic books, sometimes release "what-if" stories featuring non-canonical interpretations of their characters. *In music, a Canon (music) is a counterpoint composition that employs a melody with one or more imitations of the melody played after a given duration (e.g. quarter rest, one measure, etc.). The initial melody is called the leader, while the imitative melody is called the follower which is played in a different voice. The follower must be created from the leader by being either an exact replication of the rhythms and intervals of the leader, or by one of a number of other transformations. The simplest and most familiar examples are round (music) such as "Row, Row, Row Your Boat". *Canon Inc., a Japan corporation that specialises in imaging and optical products. *Canon (priest), a Christianity priest who is specifically attached to a cathedral and has responsibility for some aspect of its running. *A member of certain Roman Catholic or Anglican religious order. *A set of conventions prescribed as the proper way to paint an icon or a fresco. *A commune of Calvados which formed into the Mézidon-Canon on September 1, 1972 ---- *For uses of the adjective, see ''canonical''. *The homonym term ''cannon'' refers to a type of weapon.
The other sentence was confusing and had bad grammar. -sharon I feel it's important to identify that canon is not merely a monotonous exercise in pattern but that content is relevant as well. - Adrienne ---- My proposed outline for the tangled musical canon section: (Definition) I. History II. Types of canons A. Number of voices B. Interval at which follower starts C. Direction in which follower moves 1. Inversion or "mirror" 2. Retrograde D. Mensuration and tempo canons E. Other types of canons III. Contemporary use of canons User:Hyacinth ---- I think this page deserves to be split into two or three articles (four, maybe). Any sugestions? User:Gentgeen 12:47, 12 Dec 2003 (UTC) I would imagine that Canon in D (aka Pachelbel's Canon) would be a frequent search. Would it be better to add a link to it here or on Canon_(music)? User:12.217.180.16 05:55, 24 Nov 2004 (UTC) :I moved the Canon: In music section to Canon (music). The other sections would be stub articles so they may as well stay in one article.-User:Hyacinth 17:58, 12 Dec 2003 (UTC)
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Hi Canon, I just thought I'd let you know that I reverted your addition of Newcomb's Problem under the "Philosophical/Psychological" heading of the Paradox article because it was already listed under "Conditional paradoxes". Happy editing, User:Cyan 15:44, 20 Apr 2004 (UTC)
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Canon can mean: *A rule adopted by an ecumenical council of the Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy churches. From the Greek language ''kanon'', for rule or measure. See canon law. *The central Eucharistic prayer of the Roman Catholic Mass (liturgy), containing the narrative of Jesus's institution of the Eucharist. *An Eastern Orthodoxy hymn consisting of eight or nine odes selected mainly from the Old Testament interspersed with verses based on their respective themes. See Canon (hymnography). *A list of books accepted by an ecclesiastic communion as authoritative or divinely inspired. The term was originally Christianity, referring to books declared divinely inspired by the canons of Church Ecumenical council. The term has however come to be extended to other religions as well with compound scriptures, thus one can speak for instance of the Pali canon in Buddhism. See Biblical canon for a discussion of the Judaism and Christian canons. See also Taoist canon. *The Western canon, the body of literature and art which is considered to define Western civilization by widespread consensus. These were the works with which an educated person was expected to be familiar. Increasingly after ''ca'' 1970 the idea that any such canon might exist came under attack and was stigmatized as elitism and academic. Those who defended a canon pointed out that the elite canon was generally available to all and was therefore not elitist, and that the word "academic" was merely negative code for "educated". The particularly United States controversy was a skirmish in the wider "culture wars". *In fiction, canon (fiction) is the officially authorized interpretation of characters and events. It is also sometimes described as "part of a fictional universe which has inarguable validity within". In fandom, the term is often used to distinguish between "canonical" accounts (i.e. those authorized by the copyright holder) and those of fanfiction, sometimes called fanon. In serial fiction, new material can contradict earlier material (a practice known as retconning), in which case the new material becomes canon. Publishers, especially in mainstream comic books, sometimes release "what-if" stories featuring non-canonical interpretations of their characters. *In music, a Canon (music) is a counterpoint composition that employs a melody with one or more imitations of the melody played after a given duration (e.g. quarter rest, one measure, etc.). The initial melody is called the leader, while the imitative melody is called the follower which is played in a different voice. The follower must be created from the leader by being either an exact replication of the rhythms and intervals of the leader, or by one of a number of other transformations. The simplest and most familiar examples are round (music) such as "Row, Row, Row Your Boat". *Canon Inc., a Japan corporation that specialises in imaging and optical products. *Canon (priest), a Christianity priest who is specifically attached to a cathedral and has responsibility for some aspect of its running. *A member of certain Roman Catholic or Anglican religious order. *A set of conventions prescribed as the proper way to paint an icon or a fresco. *A commune of Calvados which formed into the Mézidon-Canon on September 1, 1972 ---- *For uses of the adjective, see ''canonical''. *The homonym term ''cannon'' refers to a type of weapon.
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The other sentence was confusing and had bad grammar. -sharon I feel it's important to identify that canon is not merely a monotonous exercise in pattern but that content is relevant as well. - Adrienne ---- My proposed outline for the tangled musical canon section: (Definition) I. History II. Types of canons A. Number of voices B. Interval at which follower starts C. Direction in which follower moves 1. Inversion or "mirror" 2. Retrograde D. Mensuration and tempo canons E. Other types of canons III. Contemporary use of canons User:Hyacinth ---- I think this page deserves to be split into two or three articles (four, maybe). Any sugestions? User:Gentgeen 12:47, 12 Dec 2003 (UTC) I would imagine that Canon in D (aka Pachelbel's Canon) would be a frequent search. Would it be better to add a link to it here or on Canon_(music)? User:12.217.180.16 05:55, 24 Nov 2004 (UTC) :I moved the Canon: In music section to Canon (music). The other sections would be stub articles so they may as well stay in one article.-User:Hyacinth 17:58, 12 Dec 2003 (UTC)
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