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Digitising Aby Warburg’s Mnemosyne Atlas
Theory, Culture & Society, 2020Archives are being digitised on an enormous scale worldwide, and the connections between Aby Warburg’s Mnemosyne Atlas and the contemporary digital accumulation of data have not been lost on contemporary scholars. By problematising what I suggest is a simplified relation between repetition and replication in the transmission of Warburg’s body of work ...
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Darstellung des Ungedachten. Zum konstellativen Verfahren in Aby Warburgs Mnemosyne-Atlas
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EASY READING MNEMOSYNE ROAD ATLAS
2016From its very beginnings, my artistic practice has revolved around space, broadly conceived. Phenomenology leant me its language to explain the heuristic marvel of perspective, of the translation of dimensional space into flat, planar information, of the imposition and projection of this practiced thing back onto embodied experience.
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The Angel and the Head-huntress. A Reading of Plate 47 of the Mnemosyne Atlas
2014This reading of table 47 of the Atlas Mnemosyne is illustrated through thematic and plastic paths. The thematic analysis cuts the panel into two vertical sections, divided into homogeneous subgroups. On the left hand side, figures from the New and the Old Testament stage episodes of protection (a young Jesus returning from the Temple; Tobias saved by ...
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2016
In this article we display the panels of the Bilderatals exibited for the first time by Warburg at the Hertziana Library in Rome in the 19th January 1929. There are several differences between this version and the Hamburg version exibited in October 1929, concerning the "Astrology" theme and the "Orientation" theme.
Centanni, Monica, De Laude, Silvia
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In this article we display the panels of the Bilderatals exibited for the first time by Warburg at the Hertziana Library in Rome in the 19th January 1929. There are several differences between this version and the Hamburg version exibited in October 1929, concerning the "Astrology" theme and the "Orientation" theme.
Centanni, Monica, De Laude, Silvia
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In this issue of Engramma, entirely dedicated to the new edition of the bibliography on Aby Warburg, the Warburg circle and the Atlas Mnemosyne, we present the updated section “Aby Warburg and Mnemosyne” of “La Rivista di Engramma”, which contains the first and only critical edition of the Atlas of Images, fully accessible online.
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Towards an Edition of the Atlas. Gertrud Bing’s Unpublished Notes on the Mnemosyne Atlas Panels
We present hitherto unpublished handwritten notes made by Gertrud Bing after the Kulturwissenschaftliche Bibliothek Warburg relocated to London, possibly in the mid-1930s. The notes, which were written in two notebooks now housed at the Warburg Institute Archive, provide a synopsis of each Panel of the Mnemosyne Atlas.openaire +1 more source
Atlas Mnemosyne and Feral Atlas: Atlases as a method essay
Este artigo examina dois modelos de atlas procurando pensá-los como métodos de pesquisa e de transmissão. O primeiro é o Atlas Mnemosyne, de Aby Warburg, que permite ressignificar os registros e os padrões historiográficos através de uma lógica de sobrevivência de imagens e de gestos.Tietboehl, Léo Karam, de Carli, Anelise
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