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Crafting Presence : Material Evocations, 300–1300

The contributions to this volume analyse material and visual effects that are artistically produced in different, often seemingly'poorer'media. As an alternative to the notions of mimesis and imitation, this volume uses the term'evocation', a concept that avoids the interpretation of lifelike mimesi...

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Autor principal: Britta Dümpelmann
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Publicado: Brill 2025
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