... after this momentous event. Some four hundred kilometers to the north of Petrozavodsk is Kem, a small regional center and White Sea port in the Republic of Karelia. Known as a major route to the Solovetsky Archipelago and its Solovetsky- Transfiguration Monastery, the town has a dramatic history, which...

.... With its twenty- five cupolas, it was a predecessor of the famed Church of the Transfiguration on Kizhi Island (1718). Destroyed by a PalToga View east toward Church of the Icon of the Vir- gin and wooden Church of the Epiphany. Prokudin- gorsky 21082. suMMer 1909. PalToga Wooden Church of the Epiphany...

... the north shows that the old gate was framed by a blue- painted facade. My photo- graph shows the structure intact. Near the south gate is the Transfiguration of the Savior- Saint Avraamy Monastery, founded in the early thirteenth century by the monk Avraamy of Smolensk. The monas- tery was ransacked...

...; Intercession, Church of, 193 95; Prophet Elijah, Church of, 193 94, 196 97; Saint Paraskeva Piatnitsa, Church of, 194, 198 99; Saints Peter and Paul, Church of, 192 93; Transfiguration, Cathedral of, 178 84, 186 87 Belyi, Andrei, 500; Petersburg, 500 Berlin, 16 Bibi Khanym, 417, 433 Bibi Zinet, 453 Billington...

... normal fucking everything black night glistens 6 recrudescence sinuous and sensuous as night is singular transfiguration breathes in ascendance calls desire no name outside itself a feeling roots an idea hollows a concept 7 maroon as air is green this old feeling when anamnesis and nothing drifts 8...

... in central Russia. Yury Dolgoruky spent most of his life in a quest for the princely throne in Kiev, and he died within a year of achieving that goal, in 1157. In architecture Dolgoruky s primary legacy is the Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Savior in Pereslavl- Zalessky, one of the earliest cut...

... one of From the Ural Mountains into Siberia 353 the city s foundries, many of which supplied the railroad. The well- kept streets with commercial and industrial enter- prises are punctuated by the verticals of the Transfiguration Cathedral bell tower and the minaret of the main mosque. The city s most...

... longed served as a point of passage to the Solovetsky Archipelago, site of the monumental Solovetsky Monastery of the Transfiguration. The chapter concludes with the wooden churches of the Kondopoga region and the magnificent original ensemble of two churches and bell tower on the Island of Kizhi. ...

... during repeated trips to Rome between 1999 and 2012, WalkingStick drew classical fauns, Christ’s transfiguration, and Aztec codices from Italian collections into sensuous, loving proximity. She then invited figures repurposed from her sketchbooks to dance across the scuffed surfaces of works on paper...

... strategies to transfigure those residues and to prepare for participation in the politics of swarming. ...

... (say, Marx, Gramsci, Bourdieu, Althusser), quickly recedes from view. It vanishes as the researcher encounters the multiple social and po liti cal lives of concepts, which are translated, transfigured, and embedded in emancipatory proj ects by members belonging to a diff er ent generation whose spaces...

... and with the spur of imagination, saw his common clay glow with some borrowed light and his earthiness transfigured as he mated with a goddess that night with Erzulie, the lady upon the rock whose toes are pretty and flowery. / Zora Neale Hurson, Tell My Horse: Voodoo and Life in Haiti and Jamaica (1938, 127...

... [not as] a procedural attempt to reach a good decision or to achieve the perfect consensus [but] . . . rather [as] a substantive move to materially refigure and transfigure the prac- tices, reshape the connections and redistribute . . . agency. 13 I turn now to the re- and transfigurations, which enfranchise...

... of the structure itself. During the Soviet period, the structure remained, but the cathedral interior was thoroughly ran- sacked. Although much of the market square that Prokudin- Gorsky photographed has vanished, a few parish churches remain. Among them is the Church of the Transfiguration (also known as Saint...

... neither of birth nor of ori- gin or race. It is a matter of journeying, of movement, and of transfiguration. The project of transfiguration demands that the subject consciously embrace the broken up part of its own life; that it compel itself to take de- tours and sometimes improbable connections...

... sunken bodies, which, for Steven Mentz, captures the force, physical and metaphoric, of salt- water transfiguring flesh. 4 Ariel s picture of a sea change thus embodies the contradiction of seawater as both a storage medium and a transformative force that changes bodies. This seeming contradiction...

... of absconding with the sacred projectile during transfer. If the obvious narrative effect is that the military- industrial complex, as Eisen- hower so aptly phrased it, disintegrates, the novelistic effect is less evident, because it transfigures a text that initially appeared to be a run- of- the- mill fiction...

... a combination of beautification and uglification. Even the horrors of war, the brutality of policing, and the menace of biologi- cal agents are transfigured by dramatizing visual effects. The photoshopped pictures displayed on the front page of newspapers give embellished and tragic visions of battlefields...