Microliteratures

All articles related to the keyword “Microliteratures”
 
 

Figura

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Published on February 25, 2022
Erich Auer­bach’s take on the study of the figura is not inde­pendent from the his­torical moment of anti-Judaism he was living in.

Game Break

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Published on February 25, 2022
Some­times it is good –nec­essary, indeed– to read what one has written with a critical eye.

Mys­tical Foun­da­tions ‑Dailey

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Published on February 8, 2022
Both mar­ginal micro-literatures and mys­ticism offer them­selves as a modus loquendi a way of speaking, and a modus agenda (a way of acting) that com­ments upon or speaks to a center and speaks it otherwise.

Song of Songs

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Published on January 21, 2022
On the margins of this article, there are pdf’s to two com­men­taries of the Song of Songs, that of the Spanish rabbi Arragel, who trans­lated, com­mented, and painted a Bible for the Duke of Alba in the early 15th century, and an edition of the Bible with the Ordinary Gloss and the com­men­taries of Nicholas of Lyra.

Fifth Game

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Published on January 19, 2022
Bibles, however, are also folders and full archives of indi­vidual persons and some­times their families.