Presence : the inherence of the prototype within images and other objects

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Contents: Introduction, Rupert Shepherd and Robert Maniura 'Not one hair different': Wen Zhengming on imaging the dead in Ming funerary portraiture, Craig Clunas Projecting presence: the monumental cross in the Italian church interior, Donal Cooper Installing absence? The consecration of a Jina image, John E. Cort Presence and translucence: Appar's guide to devotional receptivity, Richard H. Davis Metonymy in Inca art, Carolyn Dean Presence of divinity: Poussin's conception of figures and the depiction of mythical nature, Gert Fischer Psychological analysis of deciding if something is presented in a picture, Norman Freeman Desire and disgust: touching artworks from 1500 to 1800, James Hall What is 'presence'?, Andrew Harrison Trompe l'oeil painting and the deceived viewer, Michael Leja The representation of 'soul' by Rembrandt, John Nash Amphiaraos present: images and healing pilgrimage in classical Greece, Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis Wonders taken for signs: rethinking the 'fetish', Cesare Poppi The image of the Roman emperor, Peter Stewart Sound observer and ways of representing presences, Eugene Y. Wang, Bibliography Index.

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