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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ANICONISM»
Découvrez l'usage de
aniconism dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
aniconism et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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For a Philosophy of
Aniconism in the Islam
In this first English text about (Islamic) philosophy and the topic of aniconism in Islam, interested readers will be informed about the existence, the sense as well as the qualitative but not quantitative effect of the aniconism on the so ...
2
No Graven Image?: Israelite
Aniconism in Its Ancient Near ...
An important book about a remarkable phenomenon. This is the first in-depth study of Israelite aniconism in the light of comparative material from the ancient Near East.
Tryggve N. D. Mettinger,
1995
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Aniconism in Greek Antiquity
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Congress Volume: The Fifteenth Congress of the International ...
As soon as our quest for origins is redirected, from a search for ancient parallels
to the Israelite ban on images, to a search for cases of de facto aniconism, our
eyes are opened to the neglected ancestry of the Israelite phenomenon. Second
...
John Adney Emerton, International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament. Congress,
1997
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Essays on Ancient Israel in Its Near Eastern Context: A ...
The mental notions of deity nurtured by the worshipers may well be
anthropomorphic, even if the cult object is aniconic.7 A further distinction may be
made between two types of aniconism—be- tween the mere absence of images,
on the one ...
6
Imaging Wisdom: Seeing and Knowing in the Art of Indian Buddhism
“Aniconism and the Multivalence of Emblems: Another Look.“ p. I24. 2'See Vidya
Dehejia. “On Modes of Visual Narration in Early Buddhist Art," Art Bulletin 72 (
I990): 374-92; see also Dehejia. "Aniconism and the Multivalence of Emblems,"
as ...
7
Art of Islam: Language and Meaning
1. Aniconism. The. prohibition of images in Islam applies, strictly speaking, only to
the image of the Divinity; it stands, therefore, in the perspective of the decalogue,
or more exactly of Abrahamic monotheism, which Islam sees itself as renewing ...
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The Religion of Ancient Israel
5 and 6).90 In his important study of Israelite aniconism, Tryggve Mettinger has
suggested that one may distinguish between a de facto aniconism and a
programmatic aniconism, the former being fairly tolerant, the latter moving toward
a ...
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Aux temps de la Terre Noire. Ethnoarchéologie des îles ...
The Image and the Book is a richly documented and provocative collection of studies and essays dealing with the historical background of biblical ban on religious images.
Fourth, a close examination of the different theories of aniconism's origin and
rationale reveals that aniconism itself is being understood in a number of different
ways. In No Graven Image? Mettinger has made a valuable distinction between
de ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «ANICONISM»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
aniconism est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
'Mark Rothko: Toward the Light in the Chapel,' by Annie Cohen-Solal
... second half of the century, which occurred, first and foremost, because of Judaism's notorious aniconism and its vexed relationship with art. «New York Times, juin 15»
Why do images of the Prophet Muhammad incite violence?
Prohibiting such images is called “aniconism.” The ban stems from the idea that images of Muhammad, Abraham and Jesus might encourage ... «Kansas City Star, mai 15»
A Short, Thorough Explanation Of Why Islam Forbids Drawing The …
If aniconism is the law and depiction is the crime, idol worship is the perceived negative effect of the crime happening that the law is trying to ... «Unicorn Booty, mai 15»
Why ISIS Is Plundering the Ancient World
Wanna educate yourself on what the aniconism of Islam really entails? Here is a book to get you started -- Elias, Jamal J. Aisha's Cushion: ... «Newsweek, mars 15»
How Graphic Novels Grew in Israel
She believes the tradition of aniconism in Judaism and the prohibition on the graven image made Jews into a textual rather than a visual ... «Jewish Daily Forward, mars 15»
Sunday in the Park With Ed Questions The Advancement Of Manet's …
Aniconism alone is enough to have had artists be put to death recently, so I will continue to exercise my right, as Manet did, to paint us as we ... «ArtLyst, févr 15»
Why Muslims reject the depiction of Prophet Muhammad?
"The hadith emphasizes that aniconism depends not only on what, but also on how things are depicted," Senturk says, stating that today's ... «Daily Sabah, janv 15»
'No Graven Image:' Why religious iconography draws ire and …
In the Ten Commandments it's stated "Thou shalt not make any graven image,” and that aniconism is a tenet of Judaism, as well. Similarly ... «89.3 KPCC, janv 15»
That Radical Cleric in USA Today Is Absolutely Wrong About Islam …
Islam's most poignant instance of aniconism came when the Prophet Mohammed returned to the city of Mecca in 630 A.D. After years fleeing ... «Slate Magazine, janv 15»
Why does Islam ban images of Muhammad?
Prohibiting such images is called “aniconism.” The ban stems from the idea that images of Muhammad, Abraham and Jesus might encourage ... «Charlotte Observer, janv 15»