... to consider Tiepolo artistically, intellectually, or morally frivolous. “Scientific” art historians have applied the category of “decoration” to these somber etchings, with their incomprehensible allegories, but Calasso, himself an artist (a novelist), approaches these pictures without scientific prejudice...

... : University of Minnesota Press , 1984 . Bellin Roger . “ A Strange Allegory: J. M. Coetzee's The Childhood of Jesus .” Los Angeles Review of Books , November 6 , 2013 . lareviewofbooks.org/article/magical-child-troubled-child-on-jm-coetzees-the-childhood-of-jesus/ . Betz John R...

... genre painting, would merely “appear to represent a scene from daily country life” but “is in reality an allegory concerning man’s mortality, a memento mori.” 5 5. Pierre Vinken and Lucy Schlüter, “Pieter Bruegels Nestrover en de mens die de dood tegemoet treedt,” Ned- erlands...

.... Such examples may incorporate icons of peace: a pair of homemaking doves, for instance, in L.-J.-F. Lagrenée s rococo Mars and Venus, Allegory of Peace ( g. 1). There, Mars is shown to be in love, as well as enthralled, with Venus, and the image suggests that love- matches across types and temperaments may...

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... Archetype and Allegory in the “Dream of the Red Chamber” Red the of “Dream the in Allegory and Archetype...

.... People still exist. Can we discuss the role of allegory in private mythologies? Mirage metamorphosis advances unhampered. We’re at a distance looking down or at the bottom listening up at the end. Someone closes...

.... And why wilt thou, my son, be intoxicated with a strange woman, and embrace the bosom of a stranger? (Proverbs 5:18 20) The chapter of Proverbs cited is a polemic in favor of marriage of the joy of sex with a long- term lover. On this reading, as wild an allegory as anything in Ori- gen, there are two...

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... of Archetype and Allegory in the “Dream of the Red Chamber” and The Four Masterworks of the Ming Novel. Stephen Ratcliffe directs the creative writing program at Mills College and is publisher of Avenue B Books. His own most recent books of poems are Portraits & Repetition, REAL, and SOUND / (system). He...

.... Her books include Beautiful Work: A Meditation on Pain, Lyric Time: Dickinson and the Limits of Genre, Choosing Not Choosing: Emily Dickinson’s Fascicles, The Corporeal Self: Allegories of the Body in Melville and Hawthorne, Writing Nature: Henry Thoreau’s...

...- ton University, is the author of Archetype and Allegory in the “Dream of the Red Chamber” and The Four Masterworks of the Ming Novel...

.... Her books include Beautiful Work: A Meditation on Pain, Lyric Time: Dickinson and the Limits of Genre, Choosing Not Choosing: Emily Dickinson’s Fascicles, The Corporeal Self: Allegories of the Body in Melville and Hawthorne, Writing Nature: Henry Thoreau’s...

... and Islam,” 31. See also Palacios, Palacios, 31. also Islam,” See and “Dante Cantarino, Menocal, Menocal, See Heath, “Allegory in Islamic Literatures.” Islamic in “Allegory Heath, See...

... literature at Bar-Ilan University. He is the founder and editor of Common Knowledge. Andrew Plaks is professor of Chinese and comparative literature and of East Asian studies 272 at Princeton University. His books include Archetype and Allegory in the “Dream of the Red...

... and synecdoche (though The Pound Era minuet dissolves: in Late Kenner, the risking forth and taking back are no longer so in sync). I assume the invitation to write for Stephen Greenblatt’s collection Allegory and Representation was an acknowledgment (1981) of Hugh’s contribu- tion, as a model, for New...

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