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Discourses on Śiva : proceedings of a Symposium on the Nature of Religious Imagery by Michael W Meister; University of Pennsylvania. South Asia Regional Studies Department is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Discourses on Śiva : proceedings of a Symposium on the Nature of Religious Imagery about?
Discourses on iva is a collection of essays on the nature of religious imagery in Indian art. Focusing on aivite monuments, aivite iconography, iconology, literary sources, and forms of iva, they fulfill several intentions: to clarify the historical processes of and rationales for image formation in India; to give an overview of current methodologies for approaching art in its Indian context, particularly of the ways in which scholars have established subtle as well as obvious links between visual and written traditions; and to create a foundation for viewing religious art in India in relation to more literary artistic traditions elsewhere.
- Author
- Michael W Meister; University of Pennsylvania. South Asia Regional Studies Department
- Publisher
- Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
- Published
- 1984
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780812279092
- Subjects
- Art, Religion, History
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