The allegorical Impulse, Part 1
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no(CR) Eduardo Navas --navasse--
The Allegorical Impulse
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Craig Owens, "The Allegorical Impulse: Towards a Theory of Postmodernism," Wallis, B., Ed.,
Art After Modernism: Rethinking Representation
(New York: Godine, 1984) 215
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.
In
this
way
Modernism
can
recuperate
allegorical
works
for
itself,
on
the
condition
that
what
makes
them
allegorical
be
overlooked
or
ignored.