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Allegories Of Writing: The Subject Of Metamorphosis

by Bruce Clarke

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Allegories Of Writing: The Subject Of Metamorphosis

Synopsis

Allegories of Writing presents the first full synthesis of allegory theory and literary metamorphosis. It examines the leading themes and the literary transformations of metamorphic tales from Homer, Plato, and Apuleius to Keats, Kafka, and Calvino, this book recovers the critical force of metamorphosis in secular Western literature. The author clarifies the cultural history of literary metamorphosis from the perspective of allegory theory. At the core of the study are the connections among Plato's Phaedrus, Apuleius's Golden Ass, Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Keats's Lamia. Other primary texts are arranged around this core by their significant participation in the ironic literary deployment of metamorphic devices.

Product details

ISBN:
9780791426241
Category:
Literary Theory
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
1995-09-01
Series:
SUNY Series, the Margins of Literature
Publisher:
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK PRESS
Country of origin:
United States
Pages:
220
Dimensions (mm):
230x152x13mm
Weight:
300g

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