In a cogent essay critical of the ways in which "rationality" has become a mantra for dividing the pre-modern from the modern, Brian Stock has shown how the desire to push the boundaries of modernity either back to the Middle Ages, a modernizing tendency, or forward to later times, a medievalizing tendency, leaves untouched the multiple and syncopated linkages between rationality and its technologies-scientific instrumentation, textuality and subjectivity.
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(2003)
The Typological Imaginary
Circumcision, Technology, History
by Kathleen Biddick
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Historiography, Histoire des doctrines, Judendom i konsten, Interfaith relations, Relations, Christianity, Judaism in art, Circumcision, Psychological aspects, Grafik, Judaïsme (Théologie chrétienne), Judaïsme dans l'art, Judaïsme, Christentum, Juifs, Omskärelse, Judentum, Historiographie, Historia, Religiösa aspekter, Grafisk konst, Christianisme, Judendom, Typologische Exegese, Judaism, Circoncision, Arts graphiques, Aspect religieux, Religious aspects, Aspect psychologique, Typologie (Théologie), Graphic arts, Typology (Theology), History of doctrines, Christianity and other religions, History, Judaism (Christian theology), Jews, Bibel, Histoire, Antisémitisme, Kristendom och judendom, Antisemitism, Typologi (teologi), Christianity and other religions, judaism, Circumcision, religious aspectsShowing 3 featured editions. View all 3 editions?
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Typological Imaginary: Circumcision, Technology, History
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"In a cogent essay critical of the ways in which "rationality" has become a mantra for dividing the pre-modern from the modern, Brian Stock has shown how the desire to push the boundaries of modernity either back to the Middle Ages, a modernizing tendency, or forward to later times, a medievalizing tendency, leaves untouched the multiple and syncopated linkages between rationality and its technologies-scientific instrumentation, textuality and subjectivity."
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