Comparative Research on Iconic and Performative Texts

Comparative Research on Iconic and Performative Texts

Editor
James W Watts, Syracuse University

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Comparative Research on Iconic & Performative Texts

edited by James R. Watts, Syracuse University

Books as Bodies and as Sacred Beings

James W. Watts, Syracuse University, Yohan Yoo, Seoul National University (Volume Editors)
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Gender and Sacred Textures

Entanglements of Materiality, Embodiment, and Sacred Texts in Religious Identities

Marianne Schleicher, Aarhus University (Volume Editor)
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How and Why Books Matter

Essays on the Social Function of Iconic Texts

James W. Watts, Syracuse University
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Iconic Books and Texts

James W. Watts, Syracuse University (Volume Editor)

Korean Religious Texts in Iconic and Performative Rituals

Yohan Yoo, Seoul National University

Miniature Books

The Format and Function of Tiny Religious Texts

Kristina Myrvold, Linnaeus University, Dorina Miller Parmenter, Spalding University (Volume Editors)

Reframing Authority

The Role of Media and Materiality

Laura Feldt, University of Southern Denmark, Christian Høgel, University of Southern Denmark (Volume Editors)

Sensing Sacred Texts

James W. Watts, Syracuse University (Volume Editor)