iconology造句

• As coordinator of the Iconology Research Group, Baert is the editor-in-chief of three peer-reviewed series : Iconologies ( ASP editions ), Studies in Iconology ( Peeters Publishers ), and Art & Religion ( Peeters Publishers ).
• Warburg used the term " iconography " in his early research, replacing it in 1908 with " iconology " in his particular method of visual interpretation called " critical iconology ", which focused on the tracing of motifs through different cultures and visual forms.
• Warburg used the term " iconography " in his early research, replacing it in 1908 with " iconology " in his particular method of visual interpretation called " critical iconology ", which focused on the tracing of motifs through different cultures and visual forms.
• The understanding of Hittite mythology depends on readings of surviving stone carvings, deciphering of the iconology represented in seal stones, interpreting ground plans of temples : additionally, there are a few images of deities, for the Hittites often worshipped their gods through animal form.
• North again of this is another "'temple of Parshwanath "', which contains a large white marble image canopied by a cobra, whence it is called Sheshphani, an iconology frequently found in the South India but uncommon in the North India.
• His Laudensium apostasia ( written in English ) was a systematic defence of the Reformers against the Laudians, dealing with matters of theology, church government, iconology, the composition of sermons, the value of learning, and the errors of both Roman Catholics and heretics.
• How a cult of St . Mary Magdalene first arose in Provence has been summed up by Victor Saxer in the collection of essays in " La Magdaleine, VIIIe  XIIIe si鑓le " and by Katherine Ludwig Jansen, drawing on popular devotions, sermon literature and iconology.
• With the MLA sponsoring seminars like " Transference as Queer Performance in ` The Turn of the Screw "'and " The Iconology of the Not-Quite-Post-Colonial Body in Public Performance, " lit lovers wonder : What's going on here?
• In Russia, however, she usually presents a not-so-subtle reminder of U . S . power and iconology, wearing the large eagle brooch that has often been part of her outfit, topped with another in the shape of Uncle Sam's hat, done in red, white and blue.
• In 1932, Panofsky published a seminal article, introducing a three-step method of visual interpretation dealing with ( 1 ) primary or natural subject matter; ( 2 ) secondary or conventional subject matter, i . e . iconography; ( 3 ) tertiary or intrinsic meaning or content, i . e . iconology.
• Whereas iconography analyses the world of images, stories and allegories and requires knowledge of literary sources, an understanding of the history of types and how themes and concepts were expressed by objects and events under different historical conditions, iconology interprets intrinsic meaning or content and the world of symbolical values by using " synthetic intuition ".
• The court further described the " Bow Wow refrain " as the best-known aspect of the song  " in terms of iconology, perhaps the functional equivalent of'E . T . phone home'"  and held that the jury did not act unreasonably in concluding that there was substantial similarity between the two works.
• Lynn LiDonnici observes that modern scholars are likely to be more concerned with origins of the Lady of Ephesus and her iconology than her adherents were at any point in time, and are prone to creating a synthetic account of the Lady of Ephesus by drawing together documentation that ranges over more than a millennium in its origins, creating a falsified, unitary picture, as of an unchanging icon.
• Larry Neal described the Black Arts Movement as a " radical reordering of the western cultural aesthetic . " Key concepts of BAM were focused on a " separate symbolism, mythology, critique, and iconology " as well as the African American s desire for " self-determination and nationhood . " BAM consisted of actors, actresses, choreographers, musicians, novelists, poets, photographers and artists.
• According to Ernst Gombrich, " the emerging discipline of iconology [ . . . ] must ultimately do for the image what linguistics has done for the word . " However, Michael Camille is of the opinion that " though Panofsky's concept of iconology has been very influential in the humanities and is quite effective when applied to Renaissance art, it is still problematic when applied to art from periods before and after ."
• According to Ernst Gombrich, " the emerging discipline of iconology [ . . . ] must ultimately do for the image what linguistics has done for the word . " However, Michael Camille is of the opinion that " though Panofsky's concept of iconology has been very influential in the humanities and is quite effective when applied to Renaissance art, it is still problematic when applied to art from periods before and after ."
• The iconology of dinosaurs has become as pervasive at the end of the 20th century as was the dragon myth in 12th-century England, although modern society has adopted a different approach to the monster menace : the English tamed their dragon by having Saint George spear it, while the modern-day dinosaur icon has been smoothed over for children by anthropomorphizing it, alternatively casting it as a dangerous but vulnerable movie villain or by endowing it with furry cuteness.
• It should also be noted that Panofsky's " use of iconology as the principle tool of art analysis brought him critics . " For instance, in 1946, Jan Gerrit Van Gelder " criticized Panofsky's iconology as putting too much emphasis on the symbolic content of the work of art, neglecting its formal aspects and the work as a unity of form and content . " Furthermore, iconology is mostly avoided by social historians who do not accept the theoretical dogmaticism in the work of Panofsky.
• It should also be noted that Panofsky's " use of iconology as the principle tool of art analysis brought him critics . " For instance, in 1946, Jan Gerrit Van Gelder " criticized Panofsky's iconology as putting too much emphasis on the symbolic content of the work of art, neglecting its formal aspects and the work as a unity of form and content . " Furthermore, iconology is mostly avoided by social historians who do not accept the theoretical dogmaticism in the work of Panofsky.
• It should also be noted that Panofsky's " use of iconology as the principle tool of art analysis brought him critics . " For instance, in 1946, Jan Gerrit Van Gelder " criticized Panofsky's iconology as putting too much emphasis on the symbolic content of the work of art, neglecting its formal aspects and the work as a unity of form and content . " Furthermore, iconology is mostly avoided by social historians who do not accept the theoretical dogmaticism in the work of Panofsky.