Editor's Choice
In “Allegory and Our Discontents,” Ayesha Ramachandran responds to Judith Anderson’s recent work with a provocative question: what might our collective fascination with allegory reveal about possible futures for theory and critical practice? Read more …
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Link / ReplyRamachandran's question is an invitation to engage in a deeper reflection on the nature of allegory and its significance for our current intellectual and cultural landscape. It encourages us to think critically about our interpretive practices and to consider how allegory might contribute to shaping the future of theory and critical practice.
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