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Religious Images and Iconoclasm in Reformation Iceland
Religions, 2021 This work assesses what happened to liturgical objects from Icelandic churches and monastic houses during and after the Lutheran Reformation, through an examination of written sources, such as inventories and Visitation books, and material evidence in ...
S. Hannesdóttir
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Digitally Mediated Iconoclasm: the Islamic State and the war on cultural heritage
International Journal of Heritage Studies, 2018José Antonio González Zarandona +2 more
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Between iconophilia and iconoclasm: advances of conservative memory in Chile
International Journal of Heritage Studies (IJHS)The article examines the rise of a conservative memory in Chilean heritage and memory fields. Specifically, it delves into how this shift is represented in iconophilia and iconoclasm. The study analyses both the discourses that validate the military coup
Manuela Badilla Rajevic +1 more
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Literary Circles in Byzantine Iconoclasm
, 2021Iconoclasm – eikonomachia for the Byzantines – was the name given to the stance of that portion of Eastern Christianity that rejected worshipping God through images (eikones) representing Christ, the Virgin or the saints. By imperial imposition, this was
Óscar Prieto Domínguez
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Conceptualizing iconoclasm and Taiwanese art: sociopolitical implications
World ArtThis visual essay uses the concept of iconoclasm from Western art history as a comparative framework to contextualize Taiwanese art. Originally rooted in early Western and Christian art history, it has evolved as it traveled eastward, adapting to ...
Chieh-Hsiang Wu
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Reuse and Iconoclasm in the Medieval Deccan: A City Gate and a Sufi Shrine at Daulatabad
Archives of Asian Art:While instances of both reuse and iconoclasm are well known from several medieval buildings in South Asia, the conjunction of these two related-but-distinct processes have seldom been analyzed.
Mohit Manohar
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Res: Anthropology and Aesthetics, 2021
of Chicago Press for the 1. See, e.g., D. Freed Iconoclasm,” in Iconocla 1977), 165–77; more ge (Chicago, 1989), esp. 99 2. Begun already by Iconoclastic Controversy more recently, L. Brubak Era, c.
Sean V. Leatherbury
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of Chicago Press for the 1. See, e.g., D. Freed Iconoclasm,” in Iconocla 1977), 165–77; more ge (Chicago, 1989), esp. 99 2. Begun already by Iconoclastic Controversy more recently, L. Brubak Era, c.
Sean V. Leatherbury
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“Conservation, Tradition and Popular Iconoclasm in North America”
Historic Environment: Policy and Practice, 2021Throughout North America, contentious debates and protests are occurring over the existence of historic monuments that represent racial hatred. As post-colonial countries, the United States and Canada, are only now grappling with managing historic ...
P. Kapp
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