Introduction: Art, Religion, Amnesia: Provocations 1. Avant-propos 2. Preamble 3. Perambulations 4. Specters of Artifice: A Hauntology 5. Parenthesis: Art, Time, and the Untimely 6. Godless in Copenhagen: Theses, Corollaries, Consequences 7. Semiosis and its (Dis)contents: Two Matters 8. The Romance of the Eucharist and the Phylactery 9. Art, Religion, and the Parallax of Gender: The Cleft of Delphi 10. The Tears of Thingness and the Amnesty of Amnesia 11. Coda
Biography
Donald Preziosi is Professor Emeritus of Art History at UCLA, where he developed the art history critical theory program as well as the UCLA museum studies program. His research, teaching, and writing link together cultural studies, intellectual history, critical theory, and the arts and museologies of various ancient and modern societies.
"Preziosi (emer., UCLA) seeks to illuminate the complexities of understanding involved, variously, in the experience and articulation of aesthetics with particular reference to the relationship between art and religion...Of greatest value to scholars and advanced researchers, this book also offers many insights to other well-educated readers. Summing Up: Recommended." - R. W. Liscombe, University of British Columbia in CHOICE
