Images and apocalypticism in the Medieval West
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ceg.2011.v58.i124.241Keywords:
apocalypticism, presence, image, image-object, eschatology, bible illiterateAbstract
This article will explore the importance of imagery in the medieval world and particularly in some representations related to eschatological events related to apocalypticism. We´ll work separately the images in the medieval world and a brief development of apocalypticism. The ultimate stage of the article will seek opportunities for dialogue between images and apocalypticism, which lead us to reflect on different iconography and apocalyptic. We ended withthe importance of “location” of the so-called object-images in relation to its function of making the absent and present practice of producing real.
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