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Architecture and Allegory, A Tale of Three Sites [PDF]
Architectural narratives in this paper are used as means to interpret buildings and spatially reinterpret research material. History and/or historical events are not regarded as passive sources of information but are actively prescribed within current ...
Lau, C.
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Edmund Spenser and the spatiality of allegory
This thesis considers the relationship between space and allegory in the poetry of Edmund Spenser. It argues that Spenserian allegory is an inherently spatial conceit.
Cornish, Archie
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Cardinality in Allegories [PDF]
In this paper we want to investigate two notions of the cardinality of relations in the context of allegories. The different axiom systems are motivated on the existence of injective and surjective functions, respectively. In both cases we provide a canonical cardinality function and show that it is initial in the category of all cardinality functions ...
Yasuo Kawahara, Michael Winter 0001
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Why is allegory the basis of Indian style (sabk-e hendi)? [PDF]
Most of the books and articles written about the Indian style (the poetry of the Safavid era) have often mentioned allegory as the most important feature of the Indian style. In this relation, Mohammad Siāsi has published a book titled Isfahāni style and
Morteza Ghasemi +2 more
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Prioritizing STEAM Education from the Start: The Path to Inclusive and Sustainable STEAM Education
This study highlights the significance of prioritizing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education from the early stages of learning as a crucial step towards achieving inclusive and sustainable STEAM education.
Nyaaba, Matthew +2 more
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The Significance of the Allegorical and Symbolic Register, Including Their Polarity within Painting [PDF]
Allegory and symbol are analyzed as fundamental instruments for communicating moral and spiritual concepts, marked by a structural interdependence throughout art history.
Maria-Bianca Culuș
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The article traces the emergence of the myth of the Middle Ages as the "age of allegory" - from the formative developments of the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, through its classic statement in the work of Jacob Burckhardt, to its consolidation at the hands of John Addington Symonds and other British and American authors - and discusses its
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ART ALLEGORY AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY [PDF]
My research for the Doctorate programme began in 2007 by exploring how totranslate and reinvent cinematic imagery and searching for ways of combiningcinema, painting, and autobiography.Initially I looked at theories of allegory in order to establish how ...
Pairpoint, David
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The Allegory of Isomorphism [PDF]
Isomorphism has become a key concept for the analysis of representation in many contexts: perceptual experience, mental imagery, scientific theories, and visual artwork may all be described as standing in isomorphisms to their targets. Yet isomorphism is a technical term from mathematics—how are we to evaluate its use in fields such as philosophy ...
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On Allegory and its implications in the sonnets of Saeb Tabrizi [PDF]
One of the features of Saeb’s poetry (1086 H) is his use of compound similes - particularly making abundant use of allegory. Allegory is a gate to novice themes and this is the case that Saeb participated in the theme-seeking game commonly held in Iran ...
Mohammad Hakimazar
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