Allegory and maxim

Power and faith, passions and virtues

Marlies Kronegger

3-27

Allegory and the dramatic foundations of the medieval theater

Jadwiga Smith

29-35

Balzac's allegories of energy in "La comédie humaine"

Christine Raffini

37-47

Oracle et allégorie dans l'"Andromède" de Pierre Corneille

Helene Visentin

49-60

Allegory then and now

The physician and disease

Joan Williamson

61-82

Michael Drayton's "Ideas" and the "where" and the "whence" of allegory

Heather Ross

83-91

Les conquêtes de la toison d'or of 1661 and 1683

The breakdown of the sun allegory

Marie-France Wagner

95-112

Le jeu allégorique chez Poussin

Françoise Divorne

113-130

Michel Butor's L'"embarquement de la reine de Saba"

An allegorical undoing of aesthetic experience

Lois Oppenheim

131-139

Paul de Man and the question of "domination free" allegory

David K. Heckerl

141-149

Allegory, you are woman

Nancy Campi De Castro

151-157

L'allégorie du mal

Deux époques, deux perspectives

Pilar Suárez Pascual

161-183

From metaphor to matter

Sartre, Merleau-Ponty and the subject of sight

Helen Fletcher Thompson

185-201

Paranoia and the aesthetics of chaos in Thomas Pynchon's "Gravity's rainbow"

George B. Moore

203-218

Metaphoric and metonymic allegory

Ricoeur, Jakobson, and the poetry of W. B. Yeats

Raymond J. Wilson

219-227

The transformed and transforming image in the shift from print to digital culture

Starla Stensaas

229-247

"Billy Budd"

An allegory on the rights of man

Colette Michael

251-258

Political allegory

Bakhtin, Jameson and Birago Diop's Les contes d'Amadou Koumba

Kenneth Brewer

259-264

The myth of the fall and Walker Percy's will barrett

Bernadette Prochaska

265-276

The possibility of a phenomenology of the text

From and against postmodernism

Pol Vandevelde

277-291

Gustav Mahler's "Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen" as song and symphonic movement

Abudction, over-coding, and catachresis

David L. Mosley

293-301

Madana (the mythical love-god) in Kalidasa and Tagore

Sitansu Ray

303-308

Freedom and creativity

Abraham Bar-On

311-318