Titlebook: Allegory in America; From Puritanism to P Deborah L. Madsen Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 p

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,John Barth’s , and Post-Romantic Allegory, the result that allegory is now treated largely in terms of the politics and rhetoric of representation. Textuality and temporality are the two concepts which define the nature of the paradox that de Man describes as encapsulating allegory:.So, paradoxically, allegory attempts to articulate what is

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Conclusion,has served a dual cultural function. Perhaps the longevity of allegory in America is due to the way allegory has empowered those who situate themselves within the mainstream of American life as well as those who see themselves as excluded from the mainstream. The allegorical myth of American excepti

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Allegory and American Romanticism,nt commentators on the state of biblical scholarship early last century was Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his comments have left a legacy of mystical speculation about the rhetorical status of symbolism in comparison to allegory.

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2946-8744 modernism. In a series of theoretical chapters the cultural function of allegory is discussed in relation to the mythology of American exceptionalism. Each theoretical chapter is followed by a chapter that analyzes a specific text or group of texts. Allegorical indeterminacy is seen to produce a lit

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Book 1996retical chapter is followed by a chapter that analyzes a specific text or group of texts. Allegorical indeterminacy is seen to produce a literary tradition that both represents and subverts the ideals of American orthodoxy.

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Create Your Developmental Programnt commentators on the state of biblical scholarship early last century was Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his comments have left a legacy of mystical speculation about the rhetorical status of symbolism in comparison to allegory.