The Sensuous in the Counter-Reformation Church
Herausgeber: Cooper, Tracy E.; Hall, Marcia B.
The Sensuous in the Counter-Reformation Church
Herausgeber: Cooper, Tracy E.; Hall, Marcia B.
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Examines the promotion of the sensuous as part of religious experience in the Roman Catholic Church of the early modern period.
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Examines the promotion of the sensuous as part of religious experience in the Roman Catholic Church of the early modern period.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 867g
- ISBN-13: 9781107013230
- ISBN-10: 1107013232
- Artikelnr.: 35456071
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 867g
- ISBN-13: 9781107013230
- ISBN-10: 1107013232
- Artikelnr.: 35456071
1. Introduction Marcia B. Hall; 2. The sensuous: recent research Tracy E.
Cooper; 3. Trent, sacred images, and Catholics' senses of the sensuous John
W. O'Malley; 4. The world made flesh: spiritual subjects and carnal
depictions in Renaissance art Bette Talvacchia; 5. How words control
images: the rhetoric of decorum in Counter-Reformation Italy Robert Gaston;
6. Custodia degli occhi: discipline and desire in post-Tridentine Italian
art Maria Loh; 7. Raffaelle Borghini and the corpus of Florentine art in an
age of reform Stuart Lingo; 8. Censure and censorship in Rome ca.1600:
visitation of Clement VIII and the visual arts Opher Mansour; 9. Painting
virtuously: the Counter-Reform and the reform of artists' education in Rome
between guild and academy Peter Lukehart; 10. Carlo Borromeo and the
dangers of lay women in church Richard Scofield; 11. 'To be in heaven':
Saint Filippo Neri between aesthetic emotion and mystical ecstasy Costanza
Barbieri; 12. Rebuilding faith through art: Christoph Schwarz's altarpiece
for the new Jesuit school in Munich Jeffrey Chipps Smith; 13. 'Until
shadows disperse': Augustine's twilight Meredith Gill; 14. A machine for
souls: allegory before and after Trent Amy Powell.
Cooper; 3. Trent, sacred images, and Catholics' senses of the sensuous John
W. O'Malley; 4. The world made flesh: spiritual subjects and carnal
depictions in Renaissance art Bette Talvacchia; 5. How words control
images: the rhetoric of decorum in Counter-Reformation Italy Robert Gaston;
6. Custodia degli occhi: discipline and desire in post-Tridentine Italian
art Maria Loh; 7. Raffaelle Borghini and the corpus of Florentine art in an
age of reform Stuart Lingo; 8. Censure and censorship in Rome ca.1600:
visitation of Clement VIII and the visual arts Opher Mansour; 9. Painting
virtuously: the Counter-Reform and the reform of artists' education in Rome
between guild and academy Peter Lukehart; 10. Carlo Borromeo and the
dangers of lay women in church Richard Scofield; 11. 'To be in heaven':
Saint Filippo Neri between aesthetic emotion and mystical ecstasy Costanza
Barbieri; 12. Rebuilding faith through art: Christoph Schwarz's altarpiece
for the new Jesuit school in Munich Jeffrey Chipps Smith; 13. 'Until
shadows disperse': Augustine's twilight Meredith Gill; 14. A machine for
souls: allegory before and after Trent Amy Powell.
1. Introduction Marcia B. Hall; 2. The sensuous: recent research Tracy E.
Cooper; 3. Trent, sacred images, and Catholics' senses of the sensuous John
W. O'Malley; 4. The world made flesh: spiritual subjects and carnal
depictions in Renaissance art Bette Talvacchia; 5. How words control
images: the rhetoric of decorum in Counter-Reformation Italy Robert Gaston;
6. Custodia degli occhi: discipline and desire in post-Tridentine Italian
art Maria Loh; 7. Raffaelle Borghini and the corpus of Florentine art in an
age of reform Stuart Lingo; 8. Censure and censorship in Rome ca.1600:
visitation of Clement VIII and the visual arts Opher Mansour; 9. Painting
virtuously: the Counter-Reform and the reform of artists' education in Rome
between guild and academy Peter Lukehart; 10. Carlo Borromeo and the
dangers of lay women in church Richard Scofield; 11. 'To be in heaven':
Saint Filippo Neri between aesthetic emotion and mystical ecstasy Costanza
Barbieri; 12. Rebuilding faith through art: Christoph Schwarz's altarpiece
for the new Jesuit school in Munich Jeffrey Chipps Smith; 13. 'Until
shadows disperse': Augustine's twilight Meredith Gill; 14. A machine for
souls: allegory before and after Trent Amy Powell.
Cooper; 3. Trent, sacred images, and Catholics' senses of the sensuous John
W. O'Malley; 4. The world made flesh: spiritual subjects and carnal
depictions in Renaissance art Bette Talvacchia; 5. How words control
images: the rhetoric of decorum in Counter-Reformation Italy Robert Gaston;
6. Custodia degli occhi: discipline and desire in post-Tridentine Italian
art Maria Loh; 7. Raffaelle Borghini and the corpus of Florentine art in an
age of reform Stuart Lingo; 8. Censure and censorship in Rome ca.1600:
visitation of Clement VIII and the visual arts Opher Mansour; 9. Painting
virtuously: the Counter-Reform and the reform of artists' education in Rome
between guild and academy Peter Lukehart; 10. Carlo Borromeo and the
dangers of lay women in church Richard Scofield; 11. 'To be in heaven':
Saint Filippo Neri between aesthetic emotion and mystical ecstasy Costanza
Barbieri; 12. Rebuilding faith through art: Christoph Schwarz's altarpiece
for the new Jesuit school in Munich Jeffrey Chipps Smith; 13. 'Until
shadows disperse': Augustine's twilight Meredith Gill; 14. A machine for
souls: allegory before and after Trent Amy Powell.