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A theory of allegory beyond Walter Benjamin and Paul de Man
Knaller discusses one of Paul de Man's theories of allegory. For de Man, allegory does not only tell the story of the failure of denomination and text, but also that of the illusion of meaning and the inevitable deconstruction of this illusion in the text's becoming text.
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