One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Ken Kesey
1973 · 2015 edition
293 pages
The most popular allegory books
An allegory tells one story to speak about another. Animals on a farm, a journey through strange lands or a plague in a city stand for politics, faith or the human condition. You can enjoy the surface and then think about what lies beneath.
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The Man Who Met God in a Bar
Robert Farrar Capon
Published 1990
143 pages
Men Die
H.L. Humes
Published 2007
208 pages
The Historian's Wizard of Oz
Ranjit S. Dighe
Published 2002
192 pages
Gospel Choirs
Derrie Bell
1981 · 1997 edition
240 pages
Iconologia ......
Cesare Ripa, Piero Buscaroli
1645 · 2011 edition
508 pages
Allegory
Angus Fletcher
Published 1970
464 pages
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials
Leonard F. Wheat
Published 2007
338 pages
Allegory and Ideology
Fredric Jameson
Published 2019
384 pages
The Illustrated Pilgrim's Progress
Jean Watson, John Bunyan
Published 1989
126 pages
Owen's Walk
Karen Hill
Published 2006
32 pages
Birth of the Symbol Ancient Readers at the Limits of Their Texts
Peter Struck
Published 2004
312 pages
The Monkey Bible A Modern Allegory
Mark E. Laxer, Eric Maring
Published 2010
243 pages
Seahorse
Graham Petrie
Published 1996
169 pages
The Cambridge Companion to Allegory
Rita Copeland, Peter T. Struck
Published 2010
295 pages
100 Allegories to Represent the World
Peter Greenaway
Published 1998
277 pages
Earthgame
Timothy Wade Huntley
Published 2002
363 pages
Domestic Allegories of Political Desire The Black Heroine's Text at the Turn of the Century
Claudia Tate
Published 1992
302 pages
Homer the Theologian
Robert Lamberton
1986 · 1989 edition
384 pages
How Philosophers Saved Myths Allegorical Interpretation and Classical Mythology
Luc Brisson
2004 · 2008 edition
221 pages
Cain and Beowulf
David Williams
Published 1981
114 pages
Allegory and Philosophy in Avicenna (Ibn Sînâ)
Peter Heath
Published 1992
272 pages
Allegory (Critical Idiom)
John MacQueen
Published 1970
88 pages
The Blue Boy
Martin Auer
Published 1992
32 pages