… memory is partly condensed – contra the ‘memory cheats’ exposure of generational tension,
and conflicts surrounding canon/scholarship – via commemorative accounts of Doctor Who’…

… canon is almost certainly incompatible with traditional understandings of myth and, in the
context of Doctor … Broadly speaking, when confronting the insoluble problem of canon, there is …

… Canon Formation (ix), and even Harold Bloom in his apocalyptic vision of the future of the
“Western Canon” … of all collective canon-making has taken hold: “We all make our own canon: …

… the stories and devices and themes, the essays turn to looking at the Doctor's female
companions and how they evolve, are used, and changed by their journey with the Doctor. …

… These two modes of cultural memory may be illustrated by different rooms of the museum. …
circulated memory that keeps the past present as the canon and the passively stored memory …

… cogency of their supporting canons of myth; for not authority but aspiration is the motivater,
builder, and transformer of civilization. A mythological canon is an organization of symbols, …

… And a TV birthday party also enables this fusion by seeking to link audience memories,
emotions and personal self-narratives to narratives, in this case study, of Doctor Who and the …

… ’t always agree with what became canon in the show. For instance, the Dalek comic strips
gave a very different origin for the creatures than what was revealed in Doctor Who. They also …

… Who story counts, and hence we have the notion of canon. In canonical serialization there
is symmetry in dependence between the parts of the story. What’s true in later episodes …

Who shall say what prospect life offers to another? Could a greater miracle take place than
for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant? We should live in all the ages of the …