The Forbidden Image
An Intellectual History of Iconoclasm
Translated by Jane Marie Todd
448 pages, 32 halftones 6 x 9
©
2000
Cloth $54.00
ISBN: 9780226044132
Published May 2001
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Published March 2009
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Introduction Part One Iconoclasm: The Ancient Cycle Chapter One The Philosophical Critique of the Image 1 Preliminaries: "Civil Theology" 2 Early Philosophy 3 Late Philosophy 4 The Persistence of the Pagan Image Chapter Two The Biblical Prohibition 1 The Prohibition of the Torah 2 The Jewish and Muslim Interpretations 3 In the Image and Likeness 4 The Image of God: Four Church Fathers Chapter Three The Image in Dispute 1 The Production of Christian Images 2 The Icon and Dogma 3 Iconoclasm: Pro et Contra 4 The Icon Part Two Pax Romana of the Image Chapter Four The Middle Ages 1 The Letter to Serenus 2 The Carolini Libri 3 Relics 4 Bernard and Dionysius 5 Bonaventura 6 Thomas Aquinas Chapter Five The Renaissance and the Baroque Period 1 The Affirmation of Art and of the Artist 2 The Support of Ancient Gods 3 Around Trent 4 The Crescentia Affair 5 The Image in Celebration Part Three Iconoclasm: The Modern Cycle Chapter Six The New Theology of the Image 1 Three Iconoclasts 2 Hegel: Nostalgia for the Image Chapter Seven The New Theology at Work 1 The French Exception in the Nineteenth Century 2 Nineteenth-Century Religious Art 3 Symbolist Religiosity Chapter Eight The Russian Revolution 1 Russia's Aesthetic Education 2 The Spiritual: Kandinsky 3 The Supreme: Malevich Postscript Conclusion Notes Index
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