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Harold Bloom, The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages Quotes: Tradition is not only bending down, or process of benign transmission. It is also a conflict between past genius and present aspiration in which the price is literary survival or canonical inclusion.
         

Tradition is not only bending down, or process of benign transmission. It is also a conflict between past genius and present aspiration in which the price is literary survival or canonical inclusion.


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This page presents the quote "Tradition is not only bending down, or process of benign transmission. It is also a conflict between past genius and present aspiration in which the price is literary survival or canonical inclusion.". Author of this quote is Harold Bloom, The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages. This quote is about continuity, acculturation, innovation,.