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
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.
Allegorical
meaning
does
indeed
appear
supplementary;
we
can
appreciate
Bellini's
Allegory
of
fortune,
for
example,
or
read
Pilgrim's
Progress
as
Coleridge
Recommended,
without
regard
for
their
iconographic
significance.