Space, time, and presence in the icon
Subtitle: seeing the world with the eyes of God
By: Clemena Antonova.
Series: Ashgate studies in theology, imagination, and the arts
Publisher: Ashgate Pub. Ltd.
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Farnham, Surrey, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 193
ISBN-13: 9780754667988
Subjects: Space and time in art; Perspective; Icons
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The role of time in pictorial art; title: The role of time in the visual arts : seeing a picture in the twinkling of an eye; title: The doctrine of the purity of art; title: The problem of pictorial time in the icon : Florensky and remembering things that happened the week after next; title: The problem of time in the pictorial arts Bakhtin's chronotope; title: On reverse perspective : a critical reading; title: Implications of the term reverse perspective : reverse of what?; title: First stage : Florensky; title: Second stage : Zhegin; title: Third stage : Boris Uspensky; title: An alternative view : Karl Doehlemann; title: Registering presence in the icon; title: The cult of images and Eastern Orthodox identity; title: The western position : a critical reappraisal; title: Icon and relic; title: Real presence in the image; title: Classical antique sources; title: Christian sources : Byzantine theology of the image; title: A modern view : the icon as symbol in Florensky's writings; title: Seeing the world with the eyes of God : an alternative explanation of reverse perspective; title: A new definition of reverse perspective as a prerequisite for the present hypothesis; title: The cubist background; title: The theosophical background; title: Classical Greek sources on divine eternity; title: Christian sources on divine eternity; title: Theology through liturgy; title: Theology through the arts; title: The present hypothesis in context; title: Leibniz and the way God sees things; title: Schopenhauer and art as a repetition of eternity; title: Worringer's eternalization of the object.