Allegory

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of allegory, tracing its development from ancient Greek and Roman times through to the medieval period and beyond. It examines the use of allegory in biblical texts and its evolution in literature, offering insights into how allegorical techniques have been employed to convey complex ideas and themes. The text delves into the relationship between allegory and satire, and discusses the individual’s role within allegorical narratives. It serves as a critical resource for understanding the historical and literary significance of allegory across different cultures and eras.

Published 1970

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