Legitimate versus problematic figuralism

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Regarding the modern midrashic, literary, figural-symbolic, pattern-based hermeneutical renaissance, ScholarGPT wishes to note that "Your project hinges on this distinction, … Many critics of “allegory” are actually reacting to the right column, not the left."

Feature Legitimate figural / midrashic Problematic allegory
Trigger textual features external ideas
Constraint intra-canonical conceptual imposition
Pattern recurring ad hoc
Stability referentially anchored fluid