b, First edition, 8th impression 1959 by C.S. Lewis

Notes

The Allegory of Love is a concept often depicted in literature and art, symbolizing the complex and multifaceted nature of love. This allegory typically uses characters, narratives, and imagery to represent various aspects of love, such as passion, fidelity, jealousy, and the trials lovers endure. A notable example is Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene, where allegorical figures personify different virtues and vices related to love, highlighting its transformative power and moral implications. The allegory serves as a profound exploration of human emotions and relationships, offering insights into the virtues and challenges associated with love.

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Navy hardback, gold tooling title on spine, original dust jacket, good condition.