Imagining The Divine: Art In Religions Of Late Antiquity Across Eurasia British Museum Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

This Groundbreaking Volume Brings Together Scholars Of The Art And Archaeology Late Antiquity (C 200−1000) Across Cultures Regions Reaching From India To Iberia Discuss How Objects Can Inform Our Understanding Religions During Period Major Transformations Are Visible In Production Religious Relationships Between People Contexts Ancient World These Shifts Behaviour Formalising Iconographies Associated With Numerous Traditions Including But Not Limited Buddhism Christianity Hinduism Islam Judaism Zoroastrianism Roman Empire Paganism Northern Europe Studies Their Material Culture However Have Been Shaped By Eurocentric Post-Reformation Christian Frameworks That Prioritised Scripture Minimised Capacity Images Hold Content Despite Recent Steps Incorporate Much Academic Discourse Especially Comparative Religion Remains Stubbornly Textual Therefore Seeks Explore Ramifications Placing First Foremost Study Consider Potential For Interdisciplinary Conversation Reinvigorate Field Σελίδες: 200