10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALLEGORISATION»
Discover the use of
allegorisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
allegorisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
FROM FULGENTIUS TO FREUD: THREE AGES IN THE ALLEGORISATION OF
THE MEDUSA TALE The previous chapters have attempted to give broadly
synoptic coverage to the Perseus cycle in ancient literature and art. Such
treatment is ...
Daniel Ogden, Professor of Ancient History Daniel Ogden, 2008
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Over Her Dead Body: Death, Femininity and the Aesthetic
In the second process the movement is from the deanimated body of the corpse
to a sign or narrative. When Bathsheba and Troy turn Fanny's corpse into a figure
of triumph, the process of allegorisation becomes part of an act of resurrection ...
3
Dragons, Serpents, and Slayers in the Classical and Early ...
This discussion awkwardly blends rationalisation with allegorisation: one ought
not to be able to apply both processes successfully to the same text. The project
of rationalisation assumes that an original true narrative has become distorted in
...
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Engaging America: Immigrant Jews in American Hebrew Literature
I thus appeal to Jameson's theory of national allegorisation, while rejecting the
limiting framework in which he locates it. As Ahmad so precisely puts it: “If we
replace the idea of the nation with that larger, less restricting idea, of collectivity,
and if ...
Jill Havi Aizenstein, 2008
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The Conte: Oral and Written Dynamics
other words, allegorisation - as an active, polemical move by the reader - re-
introduces a dialectic that the writing-down of the tale seems, in relation to its
ever-changing oral version, to have suppressed. Allegorisation of the written-
down oral ...
Janice Carruthers, Maeve McCusker, 2010
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The Greek Patristic View of Nature
... 116 successive restorations of creation; 117 n. I final restoration of man; 117 n.
4 Christ in majesty; 119 Incarnation; 120 creation a sacrament; 122, 123
allegorisation of Nature; 125 anagogical thinking; 126 anagogue of Resurrection;
127 n.
David Sutherland Wallace-Hadrill, 1968
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The Medieval Mystical Tradition in England
... the grace to read truly at all. He is only capable of understanding what even a
pagan could understand. Walter Hilton's allegorisation of the white teeth of
spiritual interpretation appears also to have had a textual afterlife in the prologue
that ...
Accentual clausula cix fl'. aether assigned to Athena 1x. Albinus summary of
Platonism xxxvii. Alexander of Abonotichus N eopythagorean tendencies xxxvii.
Allegorisation xliii; Byzantine cxxi17. Anaxagoras on coins of Clazomenae XX 17.
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Understanding and Preaching Narrative
Some sermons have more extreme allegorisation, suggesting perhaps that the
four friends who carried the man to Jesus represent the four gospels who lead
people to Christ. If these approaches are to be legitimate uses of the passage, we
...
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Dreams and Suicides: The Greek Novel from Antiquity to the ...
read, but evidence for its allegorisation is, however, meagre and such treatment
seems not to appear until the twelfth century. In discussions of the novel's survival
during the Christian period, Poljakova and Gartner draw attention to two ...
