...Joseph Leo Koerner [email protected] Hans Blumenberg , History, Metaphors, Fables: A Hans Blumenberg Reader , ed., trans., and with an introduction by Hannes Bajohr , Florian Fuchs , and Joe Paul Kroll ( Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press , 2020...

... system and the social order that it secretes are structured like a war: our master narrative figures human life as an affair of winners and losers. Children need encouragement to question and bypass the master narrative by rethinking and rewriting traditional tales, fables, myths, and even epics...

... contacts with others, by learning from them and assimilating some of their qualities—by being open to, not isolated from, the rest of the world. The non-French genealogy of the fables puts in doubt the entrenched concept of identity as involving separation and isolation. Their genealogy also sets...

... and juxtaposes an unusually wide range of genres, including biblical exegesis, histori- cal writing, epic, romance, fables, and theology. Each chapter explores Christian and Jewish versions of a venerable (generally classical or late antique) narrative or theme: Josephus on Vespasian s crushing of the Jewish...

... on England, and it examines and juxtaposes an unusually wide range of genres, including biblical exegesis, histori- cal writing, epic, romance, fables, and theology. Each chapter explores Christian and Jewish versions of a venerable (generally classical or late antique) narrative or theme: Josephus...

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...—for example: “Swifts are my fable of community, teaching us about how to make right decisions in the face of oncoming bad weather, in the face of clouds that sit like dark rubble on our horizon.” What makes me uncomfortable with such general conclusions is that they could as well be reached without the birds...

... connections within the original chaos of the world; and these invented connections among things enabled the original binding, or religio, of people to society.43 Primitivis- tic rather than primitivizing, this humanist view of religion and fable belonged to an emergent ethnological perspective...

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... it is not a “novel,” The Childhood of Jesus must be a “fable.” But, he added, “a successful fable meets two demands. It must be internally consistent. And the author must keep faith with it, must retain an air of utter conviction about the ‘reality’ he creates.” O'Toole felt that Childhood fails to meet...

... emphasized differences between periods. Fontenelle's essay De l'origine des fables (or as we would now say, the origin of “myths”), was written at much the same time as Locke's, in the 1690s, although the text was not published until 1724. Fontenelle argued that in unpolished ages ( siècles grossiers...

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... conception of time brought about by the terrible destructive force of atomic and thermonuclear weapons.1 Regardless of what might happen in an actual nuclear exchange, cultural discourse concerning the use of nuclear weap- ons was, in Derrida’s opinion, conditioned by a “fable” of total destruction...

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