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Reading Images in the Religious Studies Classroom
Teaching Theology & Religion, 2002This note presents a method for teaching students to analyze and interpret images in the religious studies classroom. The technique uses two separate exercises: first analyzing images as works of art and then as conveyors of discipline‐specific information.
Steven Engler, Irene Naested
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Symbol and Image in Celtic Religious Art
2003Miranda Green examines iconographic themes in Celtic cult-imagery, and considers how they contribute to our understanding of belief systems before and during the Roman period (around 500 BC - AD 400). This book should be of interest to students and lecturers of archaeology, anthropology, classical studies, art history.
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The Symbolic and Religious Significance of The Shepherd Image
European International Journal of Philological SciencesThis article explores the image of the shepherd as one of the oldest and most universal symbols in history, reflecting the human connection with nature, as well as the ideas of wisdom, simplicity, and care. The paper examines its symbolic and religious roots, the evolution of the shepherd’s image in modern life, and its significance across different ...
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Images of Turkey and Their Religious and Gender-Specific Connotations
2012ABSTRACTThis article is based on the results of a research project on current configurations of European identity and religiously interpreted cleavages in the EU. The article questions how the European secularised majority expresses its own religious roots and gender relations by means of a gender-specific discourse on the 'other' religion ...
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Saladin’s Religious Personality, Policy, and Image
1991This chapter examines Saladin’s religious personality, policy, and image, highlighting his piety and his reputation as a holy warrior. The charismatic personality of Saladin, the great Ayyūbid sultan, still fascinates historians — as it impressed his contemporaries, friend and Crusader enemy alike — and all the Orientalists who have studied the period ...
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