Romancing fascism: modernity and allegory in Benjamin, de Man, Shelley

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In this analysis of allegory as a function of modernity, what is made clear is the difficulty, if not impossibility, of definitively determining the genealogical antecedents of intellectual trends, particularly those considered pernicious to clear thinking.

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