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CONTENTS 6 List of Illustrations 10 Preface 20 PART ONE INTRODUCTION 22 Chapter One Literature as Reflection of Religious Identities 24 The Case of Willem Teellinck 24 The Nature of Peaceful Coexistence in the Republic 29 Scope of Analysis 39 The International and Historical Context 41 The Research Corpus 43 Synopsis of Chapters 51 Chapter Two Aspects of Visual Culture: Word, Image and Religion 54 The Hierarchy of the Senses 56 The Role of Emotions 59 Representation of the Invisible 62 PART TWO BOUNDARIES 70 Chapter Three Restrictions and Sensibilities, 1600–1630 72 Illustrated Bibles and Picture Bibles from Antwerp 72 Religious Emblems from Antwerp 75 Illustrated Bibles and Picture Bibles in the Republic 85 The Religious Emblem in the Republic 90 Cats’ Alternative 93 Heyns’ Effort to Subvert 100 The Widespread Preference for the Word 115 Religious Toleration and Religious Identities 118 Chapter Four Diverging Roads, 1630–1653 124 A New Fashion in Picture Bibles 124 Aspects of Visual Culture: The Literal Bible Illustration and the Value of Religious Art 132 Applications of Emblematic, Allegorical Imagery 137 The Dutch Reformed: The Disappearance of the Image 138 Religious Emblems:
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- Stronks, Els.
- Published
- 2011
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- EN
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