Christ to Coke: how image becomes icon

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Visual Culture and Art Theory National Identity and Symbolism Semiotics and Representation Studies

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Preface and Acknowledgements List of Plates Introduction 1. Christ. The True Icon 2. The Cross 3. The Heart 4. The Lion 5. Mona Lisa 6. Che 7. Napalmed and Naked 8. Stars and Stripes 9. Coke. The Bottle 10. DNA 11. E=mc2 12. Fuzzy Formulas

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