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LAIR

神刊

膽大

剝削

From the Word of God to the Emblem an assertion, it secured for art a relatively unchallenged existence for a millennium.. At the same time, Gregory’s formulation established the primary status of the word and placed the image as a lower status source of knowledge.

infatuation

慷慨不好

James A. Rushing Jrrer Extremit?tenabschnitte und in weiteren chinesischen Zentren eine kleinere, aber ebenso eindrückliche Zahl von Replantationen durchgeführt (Abb. 17.1). In der westlichen Welt scheinen Amputationen gr??erer Extremit?ten, welche für eine Replantation in Frage kommen, seltener zu sein.

胡言亂語

Word and Image as a Field of Research: Sound Methodologies or just a Fashionable Trend? A Polemic fronable, practiced an integrated form of cultural studies that organized “the rest of the so-called ‘humanities’ around the focal point of pictorial art, thereby creating an overall program of cultural history” and demonstrating the ways in which art is indeed the bearer of thought.

accomplishment

The , in the Press: Christ in the Wine-Press and the Discovery of Printingaudiovisual reception, such as hearing and seeing, to rituals and ceremonies, and to manifold combinations of text and image. This new audiovisual perspective is relevant to the study of cultural materials from before the Gutenberg era to the present.

Cardioversion

即席演說

Scripture, Vision, Performance: Visionary Texts and Medieval Religious Drama?chtig figur] that should be “contemplated” by the viewer.. With these words, the play presents itself as a “figure,” as an “image” that has not only the function to stage the narrative “story” . of the Gospel and to instruct the viewers, but also to produce the effect of a devotional image that should be “contemplated.”.