Christ Crucified – Aesthetic of Suffering Body, and Perfect Physiognomy at the End of the Middle Ages
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crucifixion, Christ’s body, harp, heroism, beautyAbstract
The essay is devoted to a specific notion of Christs body aesthetic developed in Middle Ages. Analysis of literary sources and Christs body depictions leads to the conclusion that there was great interest in aesthetic issues. An interest not only focused on suffering and Passion, but rather very subtle and full of tenderness vision of human body.
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2022-12-29
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Jakóbowska, A. (2022). Christ Crucified – Aesthetic of Suffering Body, and Perfect Physiognomy at the End of the Middle Ages. Argumenta Historica, (9), 42–65. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.bg.ug.edu.pl/index.php/argumentahistorica/article/view/9891
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