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Allegory
An allegory (from Greek αλλος, , "other", and αγορευειν, agoreuein, "to speak in public") is a figurative mode of representation conveying a meaning other than the literal. Allegory is generally treated as a figure of rhetoric, but an allegory does not have to be expressed in language: it may be addressed to the eye, and is often found in realistic painting, sculpture or some other form of mimetic, or representative art. The etymological meaning of the word is broader than the common use of the word. Though it is similar to other rhetorical comparisons, an allegory is sustained longer and more fully in its details than a metaphor, and appeals to imagination, while an analogy appeals to reason or logic. The fable or parable is a short allegory with one definite moral.
Allégorie
Allégorie (nom féminin) vient du grec αλλος (allos), « autre », et αγορευειν (agoreuein), « parler en public ». Il s'agit d'une forme de représentation indirecte qui emploie une chose (une personne, un être animé ou inanimé, une action) comme signe d'une autre chose, cette dernière étant souvent une idée abstraite ou une notion morale difficile à représenter directement. En littérature, l'allégorie est une figure rhétorique qui consiste à exprimer une idée en utilisant une histoire ou une représentation qui doit servir de support comparatif. La signification étymologique est : une autre manière de dire, au moyen d'une image figurative ou figurée.
Allegorie
Die Allegorie (von griechisch αλληγορέω = etwas anders ausdrücken) ist eine Form indirekter Aussage, bei der eine Sache (Ding, Person, Vorgang) aufgrund von Ähnlichkeits- und/oder Verwandtschaftsbeziehungen als Zeichen einer anderen Sache (Ding, Person, Vorgang, abstrakter Begriff) eingesetzt wird. In der Rhetorik wird die Allegorie als Stilfigur unter den Tropen (Formen uneigentlichen Sprechens) eingeordnet und gilt dort als fortgesetzte, d. h. über ein Einzelwort hinausgehende Metapher. In der bildenden Kunst und in weiten Teilen der mittelalterlichen und barocken Literatur tritt die Allegorie besonders in der Sonderform der Personifikation auf, in der eine Person durch Attribute, Handlungsweisen und Reden als Versinnfälligung eines abstrakten Begriffs, z. B. einer Tugend oder eines Lasters, agiert.
Alegoria
Alegoria ( allēgoría, od allēgoréo - "mówię w przenośni, obrazowo") – w literaturze i sztukach plastycznych podstawienie pojęć oderwanych pod obraz o znaczeniu przenośnym, symboliczny motyw, jednoznacznie określony i ustalony konwencjonalnie.
Allegoria
L'allegoria è la figura retorica per cui un concetto astratto viene espresso attraverso un'immagine concreta: in essa, come nella metafora, vi è la sostituzione di un oggetto ad un altro ma, a differenza di quella, l'accostamento non è basato su qualità evidenti o sul significato comune del termine, bensì su un altro concetto che spesso attinge al patrimonio di immagini condivise della società. Essa opera comunque su un piano superiore rispetto al visibile e al primo significato: spesso l'allegoria si appoggia a convenzioni di livello filosofico o metafisico. Per chiarire, un esempio tratto dalla Divina Commedia di Dante Alighieri: Ed ecco, quasi al cominciar de l'erta, una lonza leggiadra e presta molto, che di pel macolato era coverta; e non mi si partia dinanzi al volto, anzi 'mpediva tanto il mio cammino, ch'i' fui per ritornar più volte vòlto. Temp' era dal principio del mattino, e 'l sol montava 'n sù con quelle stelle ch'eran con lui quando l'amor divino mosse di prima quelle cose belle; sì ch'a bene sperar m'era cagione di quella fiera a la gaetta pelle l'ora del tempo e la dolce stagione; ma non sì che paura non mi desse la vista che m'apparve d'un leone. Questi parea che contra me venisse con la test' alta e con rabbiosa fame, sì che parea che l'aere ne tremesse. Ed una lupa, che di tutte brame sembiava carca ne la sua magrezza, e molte genti fé già viver grame, questa mi porse tanto di gravezza con la paura ch'uscia di sua vista, ch'io perdei la speranza de l'altezza.
Allegorie (letterkunde)
Een allegorie in de literatuur is een metafoor die door het gehele gedicht, verhaal of boek wordt volgehouden. Bekende allegorieën zijn:
Alegoria
Uma alegoria (do grego αλλος, allos, "outro", e αγορευειν, agoreuein, "falar em público") é uma representação figurativa que transmite um significado outro que e em adição ao literal. É geralmente tratada como uma figura da retórica, mas uma alegoria não precisa ser expressa na linguagem: pode dirigir-se aos olhos, e com frequência encontra-se na pintura, escultura ou outra forma de arte mimética. O significado etimológico da palavra é mais amplo do que o que ela carrega no uso comum. Embora semelhante a outras comparações retóricas, uma alegoria sustenta-se por mais tempo e de maneira mais completa sobre seus detalhes do que uma metáfora, e apela a imaginação da mesma forma que uma analogia apela à razão. A fábula ou parábola é uma alegoria curta com uma moral definida.
Аллегория
Аллего́рия ( — иносказание) — выражение отвлечённых идей (понятий) посредством конкретных художественных образов. Как троп аллегория используется в баснях, притчах, моралите; в изобразительных искусствах выражается определёнными атрибутами. Пример: аллегория «правосудие» — женщина с весами.
Alegoría
Del griego allegorein, «hablar figuradamente», recurso estilístico muy usado en la Edad Media y el Barroco que consiste en representar en forma humana o como objeto una idea abstracta. Por ej., una mujer ciega con una balanza es alegoría de la justicia, y un esqueleto provisto de guadaña es alegoría de la muerte.
Allegori
Allegori är ett konsekvent genomfört utbyte av ett egentligt budskap mot en metafor. En allegori har ofta formen av en berättelse eller saga, där innehållet i berättelsen ska tolkas så att den passar den aktuella frågan. Typiska exempel på allegorier är fabler och de liknelser som förekommer i Bibeln. I fabeln ställs djur inför situationer som påminner om situationer som människor ser i sina liv. Lyssnaren måste tolka allegorin för att förstå det egentliga budskapet.
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amblem alegorija
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تمثيل ،حکايت ،کنايه ،نشانه ،علامت روانشناسى : تمثيل
ALLEGORY
ALLEGORIA. SIMBOLO. METAFORA. PARABOLA
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allegory \al"le*go*ry\ (&?;), n.; pl. allegories (&?;). [l. allegoria, gr. &?;, description of one thing under the image of another; &?; other + &?; to speak in the assembly, harangue, &?; place of assembly, fr. &?; to assemble: cf. f. allégorie.] 1. a figurative sentence or discourse, in which the principal subject is described by another subject resembling it in its properties and circumstances. the real subject is thus kept out of view, and we are left to collect the intentions of the writer or speaker by the resemblance of the secondary to the primary subject. 2. anything which represents by suggestive resemblance; an emblem. 3. (paint. & sculpt.) a figure representation which has a meaning beyond notion directly conveyed by the object painted or sculptured.
Allegory
(n.) Anything which represents by suggestive resemblance; an emblem. (n.) A figure representation which has a meaning beyond notion directly conveyed by the object painted or sculptured. (n.) A figurative sentence or discourse, in which the principal subject is described by another subject resembling it in its properties and circumstances. The real subject is thus kept out of view, and we are left to collect the intentions of the writer or speaker by the resemblance of the secondary to the primary subject.
allegory
n. representation of abstract or moral concepts in art or literature by means of concrete things or events; symbolic narrative, fable, parable, metaphor, analogy
allegory
(名) 寓話; 寓意画; アレゴリー
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n. allégorie
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n. Sinnbild, Allegorie
אלגוריה
אלגוריה - יצירה שיש לה משמעות מעבר לתוכנה המפורש והגלוי של היצירה עצמה. אלגוריה נועדה להעביר מסר או מוסר השכל באמצעות סיפור, לרוב תוך שימוש בהקבלה (אנלוגיה) לחיינו.
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(ש"ע) משל, אלגוריה
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Noun 1. a short moral story (often with animal characters) (synonym) fable, parable, apologue (hypernym) story (hyponym) Aesop's fables (derivation) allegorize, allegorise 2. a visible symbol representing an abstract idea (synonym) emblem (hypernym) symbol, symbolization, symbolisation, symbolic representation (hyponym) scarlet letter (derivation) allegorize, allegorise 3. an expressive style that uses fictional characters and events to describe some subject by suggestive resemblances; an extended metaphor (hypernym) expressive style, style (derivation) allegorize, allegorise
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s. alegoria; parábola
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s. allegoria
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zn. allegorie
allegory
s. alegoría, analogía, representación simbólica
Алегория
Алегорията (от гръцки αλλος, друг, и αγορευειν, говоря публично) е начин преносно да се изрази смисъл, различен или допълващ буквалния. Обикновено под алегория се разбира реторична фигура на речта, но това не е задължително - алегория може да се съдържа и в изобразителното изкуство, скулптурата и други изкуства. В художествената литература алегорията е широко използван творчески похват, който се основава на съпоставимостта между две прояви, едната от които с отвлечен идеен смисъл, а другата - конкретен. Въпреки, че е сходна с други реторични сравнения, алегорията бива по-трайна и обхватна от метафората, а също така разчита на въображението за разлика от аналогията, която се опира на логиката и разсъдливостта. Примери за кратки алегории с нравоучителен и възпитателен характер са баснята, притчата и параболата.
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(n) аллегория; иносказание
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subst. allegori, genomförd liknelse
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allegory /'æligəri/
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с. аллегория, иносказание
Allegória
Allegória görög eredetű szó (αλλος = allos, „más”, αγορευειν = agoreüein, „nyilvánosság számára beszélni”), képletes beszédet, hasonlításon alapuló gondolkodásmódot jelent. Legtöbbször az olyan művészi előadást értjük alatta, amikor az elénk állított ábrázolás, jelenet vagy cselekvő és beszélő személyek mögött valami rejtett jelentést kell gondolnunk.
allegory
Eng: allegory Urdu: الگیری ۔ مَجازی قِصَّہ ۔ تَمثیل بَیان ۔ تمثیل . مجازیہ . علامت . شان . پیکر
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Allegori
Allegori: græsk: allegoria, af allegorein sige noget andet. (Fremmedordbogen) En allegori er en fortælling, et digt eller et billede hvor personer og begivenheder er symboler på noget andet, fx tålmodighed, misundelse eller sandhed; som regel brugt i moralsk, religiøs eller politisk sammenhæng. Allegori betegner i den græske retorik egentlig en udtryksmåde, der indeholder noget andet end det, der formelt ligger i den; den vender sig til indbildningskraften og er altså billedlig, men medens metaforen kun giver den enkelte tanke billedlig form, er allegorien mere sammensat, går mere i enkeltheder og fastholdes længere. Således er fablen og parablen forskellige former for allegori, der allerede forekommer i folkepoesien hos de fleste nationer. Dette var også tilfældet hos grækerne, og herfra blev den optaget af sofisterne til indskærpelse af moralske grundsætninger. Dette er nu ikke blot en fortsættelse af folkepoesiens moraliseren, men også de mytiske fortællinger, som oprindeligt hænger sammen med religiøse forestillinger, bliver nu, da de efterhånden mister deres religiøse indhold, tydet allegorisk, idet personerne opfattes som udtryk for abstrakte egenskaber, dyder, laster, goder, onder og så videre.
allegory
(Lex). αλληγορία
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–ٍُن ٹ ù÷‘ھ÷ ٹ ù‘÷î ٹ –‘îں ٹ ٌ™ُ—
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تمثيل ، حكايت ، كنايه ، نشانه ، علامت
allegory
i. alegori, kinaye
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(n.) = alegoría Ex: Art forms used include Homeric epic, medieval allegory, Tristam Shandy, Jorge Luis Borges, silent cinema and surrealist painting.
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i. alegori.
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(名) 寓言; 象征; 讽喻; 寓意画
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alegorija the meaning is wrapped up in allegory nozīme slēpjas alegorijā
allegory
명. 우화, 상징적인 이야기, 은유; 문학이나 예술에서 추상적 혹은 도덕적인 개념을 구체적인 사물이나 사건을 이용해서 표현하는 것
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kinaye
allegory
(名) 寓言; 象徵; 諷喻; 寓意畫
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N مجاز ، استعارة قصة رمزية
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n. аллегория; эмблема Syn: fable, parable
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alegorija
ALLEGORY
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allegory
alegori, kinaye
Allegory
تمثيل، حكايت، كنايه، نشانه، علامت.
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n. ёгт їлгэр, ёгт яриа, ёгтлол
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danh từ
allegory (n.) = alegoría
Ex: Art forms used include Homeric epic, medieval allegory, Tristam Shandy, Jorge Luis Borges, silent cinema and surrealist painting.
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ουσ. αλληγορία
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n. การแฝงคติ, การสมมติเปรียบเทียบ; เครื่องหมายสัญลักษณ์; นิทานเปรียบเทียบ
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أ. حجة, استعارة, رمز, حكاية رمزية
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تمثيل، حكايت، كنايه، نشانه، علامت
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1. n, алегория; 2. символ, емблема. allegorize, v.
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นิทานเปรียบเทียบ
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Ουσ. αλληγορία
Αλληγορία
Υπάρχουν πολλοί τρόποι να προσεγγίσουμε και να κατανοήσουμε την έννοια της αλληγορίας. Ένας πρώτος τρόπος είναι ο καθαρά ετυμολογικός. Σύμφωνα λοιπόν με την ετυμολογία της λέξης, η αλληγορία είναι ένας μεταφορικός εκφραστικός τρόπος, ο οποίος κρύβει νοήματα διαφορετικά από εκείνα που φανερώνουν οι χρησιμοποιούμενες συγκεκριμένες λέξεις. Όλες λόγου χάρη οι παροιμίες κρύβουν νοήματα διαφορετικά από εκείνα που που άμεσα τουλάχιστον δηλώνουν και εκφράζουν οι λέξεις. Άλλα δηλαδή λένε και άλλα εννοούν. Από την άποψη αυτή, όλες οι παροιμίες συνιστούν έναν αλληγορικό και, επομένως, μεταφορικό τρόπο έκφρασης. Η παροιμία π.χ.
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s al·legoria
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['aeligъri] n 1. алегория; 2. символ, емблема.
allegory
['%lig@ri] n 1. алегория; 2. символ, емблема.
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allegory ['WlNgBrN] n allégorie f.
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алегория;
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(แอล' ลิโกรี) n. การเปรียบเทียบ, การแฝงคติ, การสมมุติ, นิทานเปรียบเทียบ, เครื่องหมาย ( คำที่มีความหมายเหมือนกัน: parable, representation)
Allegory
Amblem-Alegorija
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i. alegori.
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[n.] 1) аллегория 2) эмблема
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nc. แอ๊วลิกอริ (พบน้อย) 1. อุปมา (การเปรียบเทียบ)
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prispodoba, alegorija
allegory
аллегория
allegory
n. اپما يا تمثيل وار قصہ
allegory
Synonyms and related words: Marchen, Western, Western story, Westerner, adventure story, allusion, analogy, apologue, arcane meaning, assumption, balancing, bedtime story, charactery, cipher, coloration, comparative anatomy, comparative degree, comparative grammar, comparative judgment, comparative linguistics, comparative literature, comparative method, compare, comparing, comparison, confrontation, confrontment, connotation, contrast, contrastiveness, conventional symbol, correlation, detective story, distinction, distinctiveness, emblem, fable, fabliau, fairy tale, fantasy, fiction, figuration, folk story, folktale, gest, ghost story, hint, horse opera, iconology, ideogram, implication, implied meaning, import, inference, innuendo, intimation, ironic suggestion, legend, likening, logogram, logotype, love knot, love story, matching, meaning, metaphor, metaphorical sense, mystery, mystery story, myth, mythology, mythos, nuance, nursery tale, occult meaning, opposing, opposition, overtone, parable, parallelism, pictogram, presumption, presupposition, proportion, relation, romance, science fiction, shocker, simile, similitude, space fiction, space opera, subsense, subsidiary sense, suggestion, supposition, suspense story, symbol, symbolic system, symbolism, symbolization, symbology, thriller, tinge, token, totem, totem pole, touch, trope of comparison, type, typification, undercurrent, undermeaning, undertone, weighing, whodunit, work of fiction
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ёгтлол
Alleg
Alleg = n. fable, allegory Aralleg Aralleg = n. an allegory
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ALLEGORY
KİNAYE
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اسْم : مجاز . استعارة
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kb. alegro
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alegori, kiasan
allegory
alegorie, jinotaj
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n. majaaz/ramz
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n. اپما يا تمثيل وار قصہ
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alegoria f all-embracing adj wszechogarniający
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allégorie
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نشانه، تمثيل، حكايت، كنايه، علامت
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alleqoriya, kinayə
ALLEGORY
allegoria
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['æligëri] n. alegori (ALEGORI f. sh. 1. let. Shprehje e ideve dhe e mendimeve në një vepër artistike tërthorazi, nëpërmjet figurave të gjalla e konkrete; metaforë e gjatë; vepër artistike e ndërtuar me figura të tilla. Përdor alegorinë. 2. Fjalë ose shprehje, prapa të cilave fshihet një domethënie tjetër. Me gjuhën e alegorisë. Flet me alegori.)
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n. ёгтлол, ёгт зохиол.
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● Noun १. रूपक, दृष्टान्त, दृष्टान्ती, कहानी Shabdkosh English-Hindi Dictionary(2009) by Ranjeet Singh Rohilla (ranjeet.iitr@gmail.com)
allegory
cerita perumpamaan yang utuh
ALLEGORY
allegorie, parábol
ALLEGORY
allegorie, parÑbol
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n. allégoriya, kinaye; zarbulmesel; tashbih
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allegória
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αλληγορία
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n. alegorio
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n. _m dụ, ẩn dụ, ngụ ý, ngụ ngôn.
allégorie
from Greek, from allêgorein, to interpret allegorically : allos, other (PIE al- : beyond ; *alyo-, "other of more than two.") + agoreuein, to speak publicly (from agora, marketplace; PIE ger- : To gather) degar-gerd-e-ham-âvari (pbp.) digar-namud/nešân/goft + L'analyse de la pensée est toujours allégorique par rapport au discours qu'elle utilise. Sa questions est infailliblement : qu'est-ce qui se disait donc dans ce qui était dit ? (M. FOUCAULT, L'archéologie du savoir, nrf Gallimard 1969, p. 40)
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alegoria; symbol
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['9lig2ri] n.寓意;寓言
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αλληγορία
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***1: the expression by means of symbolic fictional figures and actions of truths or generalizations about human existence; also: an instance (as in a story or painting) of such expression 2: a symbolic representation****Allegory both conceals and reveals. When an author ventures into political allegory, he may protect himself by the element of disguise and, at the same time, make satirical revelations through the implied comparison. Thus, in the prologue of the 14th-century English poem Piers Plowman, the author, using the story of the mice who were afraid to bell the cat, states his views on the House of Commons' unsuccessful attempt to curb John of Gaunt's depredations. In Absalom and Achitophel (1681), John Dryden reveals, under scriptural disguise, the characters of politicians involved in an attempt to alter the succession to the English throne.
אלגוריה (Allegory)
אלגוריה, צורה ספרותית המהווה משל מפותח ומורחב. משל גם הוא סוג של אלגוריה, אך נבדל ממנה בהיותו קצר יותר, ובדרך כלל מציג מוסר השכל יחיד מוגדר וברור. האלגוריה נושאת שני רבדי משמעות: פנים טקסטואלי וחוץ-טקסטאולי. לכל אובייקט ברובד הגלוי (המילולי... משל (Allegory, Fable, Parable) משל, סיפור אלגורי קצר עם מוסר-השכל. המונח "משל" מתייחס הן לסוגה ספרותית (ז'אנר), והן לאמצעי ספרותי (trope). משלים הם מן העתיקים בצורות הספרותיות וכמו האגדה, המעשייה והפתגם נמנים גם הם על סוגת הסיפור העממי. העתיקים שבהם עברו כפי הנראה...
ALLEGORY
• Of the trees seeking a king Jud 9:8-15 • Messiah's kingdom represented under, of the wolf and the lamb dwelling together Isa 11:6-8 • Wilderness to blossom as the rose Isa 35 • The two covenants Ga 4:24 • See PARABLE • See SYMBOL.
allegory
allegory: (له وێژه دا) چیرۆکی هێمایی، ئالێگۆری، کینایه
allegory
The setting forth of a subject under the guise of another subject of aptly suggestive likeness.
Allegory
a figure of speech, which has been defined by Bishop Marsh, in accordance with its etymology as, "a representation of one thing which is intended to excite the representation of another thing." ("A figurative representation containing a meaning other than and in addition to the literal." "A fable or parable; is a short allegory with one definite moral."-Encyc. Brit.) In every allegory there is a twofold sense-the immediate or historic, which is understood from the words, and the ultimate, which is concerned with the things signified by the words. The allegorical interpretation is not of the words, but of the thing signified by them, and not only may, but actually does, coexist with the literal interpretation in every allegory, whether the narrative in which it is conveyed be of things possible or real. An illustration of this may be seen in (Galatians 4:24) where the apostle gives an allegorical interpretation to the historical narrative of Hagar and Sarah, not treating that narrative as an allegory in itself; as our Authorized Version would lead us to suppose, but drawing from it a deeper sense than is conveyed by the immediate representation. (Addison's Vision of Mirza and Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress are among the best allegories in all literature.)
Allegory
used only in Gal. 4:24, where the apostle refers to the history of Isaac the free-born, and Ishmael the slave-born, and makes use of it allegorically. Every parable is an allegory. Nathan (2 Sam. 12:1-4) addresses David in an allegorical narrative. In the eightieth Psalm there is a beautiful allegory: "Thou broughtest a vine out of Egypt," etc. In Eccl. 12:2-6, there is a striking allegorical description of old age.
allegory
[ 5Ali^Eri ] n.寓言
allegory
[5AlIgC:rI] n. 寓意;寓言 the expression by means of symbolic fictional figures and actions of truths or generalizations abouthuman existence allegory:fiction=?? 寓言:小说=?? (种属) Synonyms: figuration, symbolism, symbolization, typification, apologue, fable, myth, parable Sample:When Mrs. Malaprop criticizes Lydia for being "as headstrong as an allegory on the banks of the Nile," she confuses "allegory" and "allegator" in a typical malapropism.
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