... as an Allegory of Settler Colonial Anxiety I sit in preventive detention. The reason, see, is that I am an Arab. An Arab who has refused to sell his soul who has always striven, sir, for freedom...

...Imre Szeman 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Imre Szeman Who’s Afraid of National Allegory? Jameson, Literary Criticism, Globalization Fredric Jameson’s proposal...

...Bruce Robbins Fredric Jameson’s latest book, Allegory and Ideology (2019), returns to the provocative proposition that he floated in The Political Unconscious: Narrative as a Socially Symbolic Act (1981): that humankind’s cultural past is only available to us today if we believe that “the human...

...Rawdon Wilson Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 On the Spoor of the Blatant Beast: Allegory and the Political Mind Rawdon Wilson I Gribble: Ned: Will you never see That the traps, as you call them, are Men? They re not. They re Traps. Douglas Stewart, Ned Kelly Political...

...Joseph N. Riddel Copyright © 1962 by Duke University Press 1962 Dark Conceit: The Making of Allegory . By Honig Edwin . Evanston : Northwestern University Press , 1959 . Pp. ix , 210 . $4.50 . Book Reviews 115 as he did in the time and place in which he lived. Many...

...://www.jacobinmag.com/2014/12/foucault-interview/ . Zanardi Maurizio . 2007 . “ Vita e concetto .” In Dopo Foucault: genealogie del postmoderno , edited by De Conciliis Eleonora , 281 – 296 . Rome : Mimesis Edizioni . Gavin Walker The Late Foucault and the Allegories of Theory...

...Bruce Robbins “Deadwood: Academic Freedom and Smart People ” offers a reading of the 2008 film Smart People as an allegory of what the humanities “do” as understood by the general public: the remembering of beloved but now distant or inaccessible things, such as the dead wife for whom...

... and future of feminist theory. The first of these frames the Dialectic as a utopian manifesto; the second poses it as a vanishing mediator; the third casts the contrast between Firestone's Dialectic and her second book, Airless Spaces (1998), as an allegory of the present; and the fourth presents...

... figures and exhibit a disturbing entanglement of the pri- vate sphere of experience with a variety of public rituals and discourses, seem to be perfect illustrations of what Fredric Jameson has dubbed ‘‘national allegory the defining mode of Third World literature. In his much debated essay ‘‘Third...

... tales Hawthorne as Self-Critic 133 and romances, for example, set down in his prefaces and in his letters, Hawthorne anticipated his critics in pointing to the chief faults of his writings the gloom, the prevalence of allegory, and the vagueness of his characters, settings, and incidents. Though...

... unfigurability insofar as it is perhaps only in literature that the space where this radical epistemology or/as radical allegory can become a defining con­ cern and mode of practice, even though, as we have seen, literature, too, may have to be sacrificed in the process.12 While I cannot discuss the ques­ tion...

... of Experience, where the lost child s parents 5.See also the Imitation of Spencer [sic] in Poetical Sketches, 11. 6-7 (E412), the prose-poem Contemplation in the same volume (E433), the uncharacteristically wooden allegory of prisoners in the Bastille in The French Revolution, espec. 11. 43~46 (E284...

... that is even more difficult in painting than in poetry, but one that Panofsky in his Studies in Iconology sees between the minor allegorists and Michelangelo. To some degree, it is the difference between living allegory in the hands of a genius and allegory that has become fixed by lesser talents. At any rate...

... the definitive study on historical allegory in Blake for a long time. In a sense all great art is allegorical; and it certainly is, however veiled, a philosophical commentary upon the times. In his one favorable reference to allegory, Blake himself defined the Most Sublime Poetry as allegory addressed...

..., an ironic religious allegory employed to reinforce the author s concept of the discreteness of human beings, not just from each other, but from God Himself. I call it an allegory because I find an almost continuous presenta­ tion of this religious thesis throughout, developing and growing through...

... the artist are not one and the same. FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE PASCHAL REEVES Dark Conceit: The Making of Allegory. By Edwin Honig. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1959. Pp. ix, 210. $4.50. Of all literary figures, allegory is today the least attractive to artists and critics alike. Now, Professor...

... transfer the paper metaphor so perfectly that the screen is as hard as paper to erase and change? Clearly not. If it is to be like magical paper, then it is the magical part that is all important. Alan Kay While allegory employs machinery, it is not an engineer s type of machinery at all. It does...

... of imagery and allegory in the narrative discourse of the Revo- lution. It is here that Certeau’s work on the relations among history, litera- ture, and psychoanalysis becomes especially pertinent, since it provides us...

... relationships to emphasize his thesis and enforce the de­ mands of poetic justice. Such manipulations owe something to Dickens Artistry and The Haunted Man 495 other traditions, to the Gothic novel, the ghost story, the melo­ drama, the pantomime, the Ancient Mariner genre, the Bunyanesque allegory...

... Conceit: The Making of Allegory. By Edwin Honig. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1959. Pp. ix, 210. $4.50. Of all literary figures, allegory is today the least attractive to artists and critics alike. Now, Professor Edwin Honig has tried to set straight its historical and aesthetic function...