An edition of Interspaces between word, gaze and touch (2011)

Interspaces between word, gaze and touch

the Bible and the visual medium in the Middle Ages : collected essays on 'Noli me tangere', the woman with the Haemorrhage, the head of John the Baptist

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Interspaces between word, gaze and touch
Barbara Baert
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An edition of Interspaces between word, gaze and touch (2011)

Interspaces between word, gaze and touch

the Bible and the visual medium in the Middle Ages : collected essays on 'Noli me tangere', the woman with the Haemorrhage, the head of John the Baptist

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"The basic focus which this book is concerned with, a strong new pact has been forged between Theology and Art History. Carefully calibrated methodologies have been developed to unite the world of the word and the world of the visual medium as a truly interdisciplinary research object. Historical-critical exegesis, church history, iconology and cultural anthropology together provide foundational support for knowledge of broader visual themes, and the functions of works of art. In their interplay they become the gateway to the "Interspaces of word, gaze and touch"--Back cover.

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Peeters
Language
English
Pages
154

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Subjects
Art, Christian art and symbolism, Touch, Appearances, Women, Women in the Bible, Christianity, John, the baptist, saint, art, Jesus christ, appearances, Criticism, interpretation, Bible
People
Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Saint
Times
Medieval, 500-1500

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Interspaces between word, gaze and touch: the Bible and the visual medium in the Middle Ages : collected essays on 'Noli me tangere', the woman with the Haemorrhage, the head of John the Baptist
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Table of Contents

Foreword / by Reimund Bieringer
Introduction: The pact between word and image
Chapter I. "Do not hold on to me" or The gaze in the garden: body and embodiment in Noli me tangere (John 20:17)
Chapter II. "Who touched my clothes?": the healing of the woman with the haemorrhage (Marc 5:30)
Chapter III. "He must increase, but I must decrease": on the spiritual and pictorial intertwining between the Johannesschüssel and the Vera Icon (John 3:30)
Epilogue. Interspaces between word, gaze and touch
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Illustrations.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (pages 105-121).

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Leuven, Walpole, MA
Series
Annua nuntia Lovaniensia -- 62, Annua nuntia Lovaniensia -- 62.
Other Titles
Bible and the visual medium in the Middle Ages : collected essays on 'Noli me tangere', the woman with the Haemorrhage, the head of John the Baptist

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Dewey Decimal Class
270
Library of Congress
N7850 .B34 2011

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Pagination
xii, 154, [1] pages
Number of pages
154

ID Numbers

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OL30517146M
ISBN 10
9042923997
ISBN 13
9789042923997
LCCN
2011283839
OCLC/WorldCat
696727421

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