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Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture

AnnMarie M. (Harvard Divinity School) Bridges

Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture

Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture

Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture

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Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture is the first monograph to return John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion (1559) to its original visual culture. AnnMarie Bridges draws on early modern optics, art theory, rhetoric, psychology, and religion to reconstruct the perceptual assumptions of Calvin's earliest readers.

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Beschrijving Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture

Calvin and Perception in Early Modern Visual Culture is the first monograph to return John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion (1559) to its original visual culture. AnnMarie Bridges draws on early modern optics, art theory, rhetoric, psychology, and religion to reconstruct the perceptual assumptions of Calvin's earliest readers.

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9781009562041
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350
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