US EditionThe Grand Dance, and the importance of metaphors — Carcosa Bound
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The Grand Dance, and the importance of metaphors — Carcosa Bound
The metaphors we choose matter. When the lines between symbolic and actual start to blur and no longer become so mutually exclusive, the more powerful the way we frame things becomes. In Eustance Mandeville Wetenhall Tillyard's tightly written 1959 classic The Elizabethan World Picture, the master scholar lays out three visions of the English Renaissance world, as experienced in the time of Shakespeare, Dee, Donne and Milton. These visions, in s…
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