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Zeichentragende Artefakte im sakralen Raum
Invisibility and Presence in the stećak Stones of Medieval Bosnia: Sacred Meanings of Tombstone Carvings
Keil, Wilfried E., Sarah Kiyanrad, Christoffer Theis, Laura Willer, Gorčin Dizdar
2018
Dizdar, Gorčin. "Invisibility and Presence in the stećak Stones of Medieval Bosnia: Sacred Meanings of Tombstone Carvings". Zeichentragende Artefakte im sakralen Raum, edited by Keil, Wilfried E., Sarah Kiyanrad, Christoffer Theis and Laura Willer, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2018, pp. 139-166. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110619928-007
Dizdar, G. (2018). Invisibility and Presence in the stećak Stones of Medieval Bosnia: Sacred Meanings of Tombstone Carvings. In Keil, Wilfried E., S. Kiyanrad, C. Theis & L. Willer (Ed.), Zeichentragende Artefakte im sakralen Raum (pp. 139-166). Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110619928-007
Dizdar, G. 2018. Invisibility and Presence in the stećak Stones of Medieval Bosnia: Sacred Meanings of Tombstone Carvings. In: Keil, Wilfried E.., Kiyanrad, S., Theis, C. and Willer, L. ed. Zeichentragende Artefakte im sakralen Raum. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, pp. 139-166. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110619928-007
Dizdar, Gorčin. "Invisibility and Presence in the stećak Stones of Medieval Bosnia: Sacred Meanings of Tombstone Carvings" In Zeichentragende Artefakte im sakralen Raum edited by Keil, Wilfried E., Sarah Kiyanrad, Christoffer Theis and Laura Willer, 139-166. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2018. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110619928-007
Dizdar G. Invisibility and Presence in the stećak Stones of Medieval Bosnia: Sacred Meanings of Tombstone Carvings. In: Keil, Wilfried E., Kiyanrad S, Theis C, Willer L (ed.) Zeichentragende Artefakte im sakralen Raum. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter; 2018. p.139-166. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110619928-007
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Sign-bearing artifacts are immanent elements of sacred spaces in many cultures. Often, one encounters a phenomenon there that might be described as deliberate “invisibility,” the conscious “concealment” of artefacts and writing. The volume examines this interplay of presence and invisibility using the example of sign-bearing artefacts in sacral spaces in various religions in the Near East and Europe.
