Vol. 6 No. 1-3 (2010)

Published: 2012-06-27

Editorial

Introduction

James W. Watts

1-6
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Articles

“Winged Words” Scriptures and Classics as Iconic Texts

William A. Graham

7-22
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Talking about “Iconic Books” in the Terminology of Book History

Deirdre C. Stam

23-38
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Images to be Read and Words to be Seen The Iconic Role of the Early Medieval Book

Michelle P. Brown

39-66
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Looking at Words The Iconicity of the Page

S. Brent Plate

67-82
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Between the Textual and the Visual Borderlines of Late Antique Book Iconicity

Zeev Elitzur

83-99
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It Is What It Is (Or Is It?) Further Reflections on the Buddhist Representation of Manuscripts

Jacob Kinnard

101-116
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The Tell-Tale Iconic Book

M. Patrick Graham

117-141
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Mushaf and the Material Boundaries of the Qur’an

Natalia K Suit

143-163
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The End of the Word as We Know It The Cultural Iconicity of the Bible in the Twilight of Print Culture

Timothy Beal

165-184
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Iconic Books from Below The Christian Bible and the Discourse of Duct Tape

Dorina Miller Parmenter

185-200
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Engaging with the Guru Sikh Beliefs and Practices of Guru Granth Sahib

Kristina Myrvold

201-224
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Possession and Repetition Ways in which Korean Lay Buddhists Appropriate Scriptures

Yohan Yoo

243-259
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The Pride and Prejudice of the Western World Canonic Memory, Great Books and Archive Fever

Karl Ivan Solibakke

261-275
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Indigenous “Texts” of Inhabiting the Land George Washington’s Wampum Belt and the Canandaigua Treaty

Philip P. Arnold

277-289
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The Gospels as Imperialized Sites of Memory in Late Ancient Christianity

Jason T. Larson

291-307
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Possessing the Iconic Book Ben Sira as Case Study

Claudia V. Camp

309-329
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Ancient Iconic Texts and Scholarly Expertise

James W. Watts

331-344
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Vol. 6 No. 1-3 (2010)

Editorial

Introduction

Articles

“Winged Words” Scriptures and Classics as Iconic Texts

Talking about “Iconic Books” in the Terminology of Book History

Images to be Read and Words to be Seen The Iconic Role of the Early Medieval Book

Looking at Words The Iconicity of the Page

Between the Textual and the Visual Borderlines of Late Antique Book Iconicity

It Is What It Is (Or Is It?) Further Reflections on the Buddhist Representation of Manuscripts

The Tell-Tale Iconic Book

Mushaf and the Material Boundaries of the Qur’an

The End of the Word as We Know It The Cultural Iconicity of the Bible in the Twilight of Print Culture

Iconic Books from Below The Christian Bible and the Discourse of Duct Tape

Engaging with the Guru Sikh Beliefs and Practices of Guru Granth Sahib

Possession and Repetition Ways in which Korean Lay Buddhists Appropriate Scriptures

The Pride and Prejudice of the Western World Canonic Memory, Great Books and Archive Fever

Indigenous “Texts” of Inhabiting the Land George Washington’s Wampum Belt and the Canandaigua Treaty

The Gospels as Imperialized Sites of Memory in Late Ancient Christianity

Possessing the Iconic Book Ben Sira as Case Study

Ancient Iconic Texts and Scholarly Expertise

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