Kérchy Anna - Kiss Attila - Szőnyi György Endre: The Iconology of Law and Order

Cím: The Iconology of Law and Order Alcím: Legal and Cosmic Sorozatcím: Papers in English and American Studies; 21. Szerkesztő: Kérchy Anna - Kiss Attila - Szőnyi György Endre ISBN13: 9789633150764 ISBN10: 96331507611 Kiadó: JATEPress (Szegedi Tudományegyetem kiadója) Megjelenés dátuma: 2012. szeptember 15 Kötetek száma: 1 Kötéstípus: Puhakötés Kapcsolódó kötet(ek): 9789633150443 (The Vice-device, Iago and Lear's Fool as Agents of Representational Crisis), 9789634826958 (Art, the Embodied Expression of Man, Making and Creating Art and Beauty in the Victorian Age), 9789634829461 (Noticing and Instruction in Second Language Acquisition, A Study of Hungarian Learners of English), 9789634828075 (Innovative persuasions, Aspects of John C. Calhoun's political thought), 9789634824824 (The Iconography of Power, Ideas and Images of Rulership on the English Renaissance Stage), 3159780002111 (Iconography in Cultural Studies, Papers from the international conference: Iconography East & West), 9789634824961 (The Iconography of the Fantastic), 9789634829911 (What Constitutes the Fantastic?), 9789634828754 (The Iconology of Gender II, Gendered Representations in Cultural Practices), 9789634828747 (The Iconology of Gender I, Traditions & Historical Perspectives), 9789633150153 (Double Anatomy in Early Modern and Postmodern Drama), 9789633060056 (Literature in Context, Strategies of Reading American Novels. Essays.) Terjedelem: 278 oldal Súly: 456 g Listaár: 4725 Ft (áfával) Beszerezhetőség: A kiadónál véglegesen elfogyott, nem rendelhető Nyelv: angol Témakör: A művészetről általában

Rövid leírás:

The proceedings of the fourth conference on Eastern and Western Traditions of European Iconography (Szeged, 2008) highlights the theme of the Iconology of Law and Order.

Hosszú leírás:

The twenty-five selected papers authored by international experts reflect on artists’ and user communities’ verbal and visual representations of legal and cosmic order as reflected in the arts and literatures of Western and Eastern Europe throughout the centuries, from the classic Greek to the postmodern global culture.

Tartalomjegyzék:

Preface

Endre Hamvas
Time and eternity. Some remarks on the connection between the astral powers and magic in the hermetic literature

Kovács Imre
The Rivals: Romanos I Lekapenos and Constantine VII Porphyrogennetos. Fine Arts, Relic cult, and Liturgy in the Service of Byzantine Imperial Legitimacy

Ivan Gerát
The Trials of the Martyrs – Legal and Cosmic Aspects of Late Mediaeval Visual Topoi

Georges Martyn
Inspiring Images for Judges, Late Medieval Court Room Decorations

Péter Bokody
Justice, Love and Rape Giotto’s Allegories of Justice and Injustice in the Arena Chapel, Padua

Zenón Luis-Martínez
The Law of Genre and the Order of Discourse: Two Instances of Regicide in Tudor Historical Drama

Erzsébet Stróbl
Lunar Imagery and Royal Panegyric in John Lyly’s Plays

Dana Percec
Shakespeare and Elizabeth I: Royal Insignia of Earthly and Divine Power

Anikó Oroszlán
The Iconography of Renaissance Playing – Rules and Violators

György E. Szönyi
Order and Its Subversion in Dress-Code: Crossdressing

Ágnes Tünde Tanács
Cosmic Order on the Anatomy Table

Agnieszka Żukowska
The Ordered Performance: Animated Emblems of the Stuart Court Masque

Alessandra Tarabochia
Figures and Symbols of Law and Order in Cesare Ripa’s Iconologia

Alison Saunders
’Law of the Jungle’ or Lore of the Jungle?

Gerhard F. Strasser
Livre d’Enigmes. Legal and Cosmic Order in an Early 17th-Century Para-Emblematic Manuscript by Jacques de Fonteny

Lubomír Konečny
Pierre-Paul Prud’hon’s La Justice et la Vengeance divine poursuivant le Crime and the Emblem Tradition

Márton Szentpéteri
Temple of Encyclopaedia. A Symbol of Universal Wisdom in Johann Heindrich Alsted’s Works

István Berszán
Representation as making believable

Daniela Carpi
Iconological subversion of the law in P.D. James’s A Certain Justice

Korinna Csetényi
Images of Lawlessness in Stephen King’s The Long Walk

Dóra Szauter
On Abstraction – Iconoclasm and Iconolatry

Anna Kérchy
Disorder in the Museum, Recycling Waste and Cultural Trauma in the Chapman Brothers’ Abject Art

Szilvia Csanádi-Bogár
Illegal Art and the War of Images

Zsófia Anna Tóth
„The Defense Rests.” Picturing the Unrest of Law and Order in Chicago

Péter Kecskés
„Cosmograms” Exhibition and Presentation

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