Table of Contents
Religion and the Visual
Edited by Ronald A. Simkins and Wendy M. Wright, Creighton University
Introduction (pp. 1-6)
1. Religion on Parade: Religiously Themed Entries in Small-Town Parades (pp. 7-26)
2. Visual Ambiguity in the Biblical Tradition: The Word and Image of God (pp. 27-39)
3. Israelite Aniconism and the Visualization of the Tabernacle (pp.40-54)
4. Visual, Verbal, Mental, and Living Images in Early Modern Catholicism: Francis de Sales and Adrien Gambart (pp. 55-71)
5. Four Revealing Moments in the Visual Intersection of Religion and Fables (pp. 72-89)
6. Visual Depiction of Impossibility and Hans Holbein's The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb (1521) (pp. 90-100)
7. Government Photography and the Religious Spirit (pp. 101-18)
8. Bernini's Triton Fountain: War and Fountains in the Rome of Urban VIII (pp.119-32)
9. And the Blue Became Red and Dwelt Among Us: Mapping Boundaries of Meaning in Eastern Orthodox Iconography (pp. 133-44)
10. In the Presence of Beauty and Mercy: Marian Devotion in Los Angeles (pp. 145-53)
11. God Through the Camera Frame: Backpack Journalism and the Catholic Imagination (pp. 154-66)
12. Religion on the Silver Screen (pp. 167-76)