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Signs and Strict Allegories in The Way of Lucherium

There are two kinds of allegories. There are loose allegories and strict allegories. That’s a bold statement. What, exactly, is an allegory? It’s a work of art (visual, literary, or plastic) that points to something beyond itself. Take, for example, the encounter with the dragon in Beowulf. Beowulf, the titular Read more…

By Daniel Staudt, 3 monthsNovember 29, 2025 ago
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