medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
From: Dr Jim Bugslag <[log in to unmask]>
> Lawrence Duggan, "Reflections on 'Was Art Really the book of the
Illiterate?'," in Reading Images and Texts: Medieval Images and Texts as Forms
of Communication, ed. M. Hageman and M. Mostert (Turnhout, 2004), sorry, no
page refs.
how about:
Duggan, Lawrence “Reflections on ‘Was Art Really the book of the
Illiterate?’,” in Mariëlle Hageman and Marco Mostert, eds. Reading images
and texts: medieval images and texts as forms of communication: papers from
the Third Utrecht Symposium on Medieval Literacy, Utrecht, 7-9 December 2000
(Utrecht studies in medieval literacy, 8), (Turnhout: Brepols, 2005), pp.
63-107. [PN663 .R43 2005]
from the contents
http://opac.khi.fi.it/cgi-bin/hkhi_de.pl?t_idn=b287440f]
also of interest (at least to me) in that volume might be:
Barral i Altet, Xavier. “Les images de la Porte Romane comme un Livre Ouvert
à l'entrée de l’Église,” pp. 528-543.
Diebold, William J. “Changing perceptions of the visual in the Middle
Ages,” pp. 161-175.
and
Kessler, Herbert L. “Corporeal texts, spiritual paintings, and the minds
eye’,” pp. 9-61.
has anyone actually read any of these?
is the "Porte Romane" in the first one the 12th c. portal on the north
transept of Reims cathedral?
c
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