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  • Peter Brown has described the situation of the holy bodies in the Early Christian period like a %22place between Earth and Heaven%22. The principal aim of this book is precisely to deal with this intersection between two worlds, expressed by the Dead, and in particularly by his images, and his faces. The first part of this book looks into the portrait and its function, and the reason for which Late Antiquity, following a custom it inherited from previous eras, covered itself with individual images of the deceased. As in previous eras, the portrait appears, above all, to be an attempt to express the individual in his or her entirety; the techniques and %22instruments%22 perfected in the course of the the 3rd century, however, lead to divergent formal and conceptual results. The second question, answered more briefly, deals with the perception and representation of the dead body as a whole, defined by David Le Breton as %22la souche identitaire de l'homme.
  • Peter Brown has described the situation of the holy bodies in the Early Christian period like a %22place between Earth and Heaven%22. The principal aim of this book is precisely to deal with this intersection between two worlds, expressed by the Dead, and in particularly by his images, and his faces. The first part of this book looks into the portrait and its function, and the reason for which Late Antiquity, following a custom it inherited from previous eras, covered itself with individual images of the deceased. As in previous eras, the portrait appears, above all, to be an attempt to express the individual in his or her entirety; the techniques and %22instruments%22 perfected in the course of the the 3rd century, however, lead to divergent formal and conceptual results. The second question, answered more briefly, deals with the perception and representation of the dead body as a whole, defined by David Le Breton as %22la souche identitaire de l'homme. (en)
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  • The Face of the Dead and the Early Christian World
  • The Face of the Dead and the Early Christian World (en)
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