O Coro, deixado sozinho por Sofocles no palco como uma
parabasis, fala das leis eternas que ninguem pode violar sem receber, em troca, castigos violentos.
(10) Anna Kornbluh, "The Economic Problem of Sympathy:
Parabasis, Interest, and Realist Form in Middlemarch" ELH 11 (2010): 946.
Derrida and a Theory of Irony:
Parabasis and Parataxis.
Defining irony as "the permanent
parabasis of the allegory of tropes," de Man performs a reading of Schlegel to assert that irony disrupts the entire system through which the self is posited, the posited entity relates to itself, and meaning is made (179).
(7) I am referring to Friedrich Schlegel's definition of irony as "permanent
parabasis" (Firchow: 257-71).
Nevertheless, Bloom is of the opinion that the "epistemological approach" is itself "a trope." Moreover, irony, in its primary sense of alegory (you say x in order to suggest y), is according to Bloom (1997: XIX, XX) "the epistemological trope-of-tropes," while for de Man this constituted the very condition of literary language whereby is produced that "permanent
parabasis of meaning" (i.e.