PMLA essay on PM:OTCLOLC

the essay of which i spoke at the Jameson reading group last is titled "The Dark Wood of Postmodernity (Space, Faith Allegory)" and appears in PMLA 120.3 (2005): 734-50.
i.e.
"... allegory comes to stand as a placeholder--in much of Jameson's work--for cognitive mapping: postmodern networks may not be mappable, but contemporary phenomena are allegorizeable as the symptoms of postmodernism. Allegory appears as the productive sublimation of a cartographic drive; the allegorical operation substitutes hermeneutic certainty for cartographic clarity while sharing the same incorporative ambitions" (737).


& etc.