Chapter 9. “A Monument and a Name”: Isaiah 56 and the Aniconic Image

Hulster, Izaak J. de

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“…All in all, the possibility of a high-resolution historical comparison between images and texts spawned IE, enabling the clarification of lexical items (e.g., LeMon 2013 ; Eichler 2015 ; 2019 ; Eggler and Uehlinger forthcoming ) and the illumination of textual continua with images (e.g., Uehlinger 1987 ; 1996a ; 2003 ; Eggler 1998 ; Staubli and Schroer 2000 ; Schroer 2004a ; Staubli 2005 ; Maier 2009 ; Bonfiglio 2012 ; Hulster 2015 ; Hunziker-Rodewald 2015 ; Jeon 2019 ). The next logical step was to produce exegetical commentaries, the dreamed Bildkommentar zum Alten Testament project (on reactions, see Schroer 1984 : 179–180; Cornelius 1987 : 219; Uehlinger 2000 : 402).…”

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The Genesis of Iconographic Exegesis

Cardoso

2023

Currents in Biblical Research

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The article presents the genealogy and maps Iconographic Exegesis or Biblische Ikonographie. From social-material lenses, it addresses the foundation and development of the perspective, often construed as the explanation of the Bible with contemporary pictorial material. Starting with Othmar Keel and the Fribourg Circle's works and reaching scholars from other academic environments, such as South Africa, Germany, the United States, and Brazil, the paper describes the transformation of the perspective from research interest to research circle and its formalization as a subspecialization within Biblical Studies. The outlook highlights commonalities and particularities of the perspective and its enabling factors and comments on its characterization and definition.

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Section: The Phases Of the History Of Iementioning

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The Genesis of Iconographic Exegesis

Cardoso

2023

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Chapter 9. “A Monument and a Name”: Isaiah 56 and the Aniconic Image

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