Religious Buildings Made in Byzantium
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Religious Buildings Made in Byzantium
Old Monuments, New Interpretations?
Kontogiannis, Nikos D.; Jevtic, Ivana; Stankovic, Nebojsa
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2024
395
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9783031688683
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1: En Lieu of an Introduction.- Part I: A Byzantine Eye: Perceptions and the Role of Decoration.- 2: A Medieval Eye: The Perception of the Exteriors of Byzantine Church Buildings and Their Communication with the Urban Fabric as Guiding Forces in the Design Process.- 3: Sculpture and the Embellishment of the Church Interior: A Multi-media Approach.- 4: Art Technology: Bridging the Gap between Church Architecture and Wall Paintings in the Middle and Late Byzantine World.- Part II: Constituent Parts and Space.- 5: Experiencing the Portico Spaces of Middle and Late Byzantine Monastic Churches.- 6: The Architectural and Decorative Aspects of Chapels above the Sanctuary: The Case of Saint Sophia at Ohrid.- Part III: Liturgy, Movement and Space.- 7: From a Den of Thieves to a House of Sparkling Gems: The Armenian Reconsecration of a Polluted Church.- 8: The Cathedral as the "Ambo" of the Byzantine City During Liturgical Processions and Rituals in the Public Space: Some Observations, Thoughts, and Questions Regarding the Principal Churches of the Thessalonian Episcopal See.- Part IV: Social Affiliations.- 9: The Architecture of Religious Affiliation: Lessons from the Middle Byzantine Monastic Communities in Central Greece.- 10: Religious Architecture and Insularity in the Byzantine, Frankish, and Ottoman Aegean: The Case of Andros.- 11: Galleries and Upper Spaces in Byzantine Churches: Their Role in the Evolution of Byzantine Religious Architecture.- Part V: Long Lives of Buildings and Interpretations.- 12: A Phantom in Byzantine Constantinople: Revisiting the Mangana Complex and the Church of St. George of Mangana Through Archaeology.- 13: The Laskarid Architectural Production Revisited: The Question of Eclectic Style and What is Byzantine about Byzantine Architecture.- 14: The church of Mor Addai in Beth Ishoq (Basakkoey).
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Architecture;Byzantine empire;Constantinople;liturgy;medieval Eastern Orthodox church;monasticism
1: En Lieu of an Introduction.- Part I: A Byzantine Eye: Perceptions and the Role of Decoration.- 2: A Medieval Eye: The Perception of the Exteriors of Byzantine Church Buildings and Their Communication with the Urban Fabric as Guiding Forces in the Design Process.- 3: Sculpture and the Embellishment of the Church Interior: A Multi-media Approach.- 4: Art Technology: Bridging the Gap between Church Architecture and Wall Paintings in the Middle and Late Byzantine World.- Part II: Constituent Parts and Space.- 5: Experiencing the Portico Spaces of Middle and Late Byzantine Monastic Churches.- 6: The Architectural and Decorative Aspects of Chapels above the Sanctuary: The Case of Saint Sophia at Ohrid.- Part III: Liturgy, Movement and Space.- 7: From a Den of Thieves to a House of Sparkling Gems: The Armenian Reconsecration of a Polluted Church.- 8: The Cathedral as the "Ambo" of the Byzantine City During Liturgical Processions and Rituals in the Public Space: Some Observations, Thoughts, and Questions Regarding the Principal Churches of the Thessalonian Episcopal See.- Part IV: Social Affiliations.- 9: The Architecture of Religious Affiliation: Lessons from the Middle Byzantine Monastic Communities in Central Greece.- 10: Religious Architecture and Insularity in the Byzantine, Frankish, and Ottoman Aegean: The Case of Andros.- 11: Galleries and Upper Spaces in Byzantine Churches: Their Role in the Evolution of Byzantine Religious Architecture.- Part V: Long Lives of Buildings and Interpretations.- 12: A Phantom in Byzantine Constantinople: Revisiting the Mangana Complex and the Church of St. George of Mangana Through Archaeology.- 13: The Laskarid Architectural Production Revisited: The Question of Eclectic Style and What is Byzantine about Byzantine Architecture.- 14: The church of Mor Addai in Beth Ishoq (Basakkoey).
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