...Georges Didi-Huberman Duke University Press 2003 Translated by Vivian Rehberg and Boris Belay CK 9.2-08 Didi 3/14/03 10:50 AM Page 273 ARTISTIC SURVIVAL Panofsky vs. Warburg and the Exorcism of Impure Time Georges Didi...

...William J. Diebold Levine Emily J. , Dreamland of Humanists: Warburg, Cassirer, Panofsky, and the Hamburg School . ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2013 ), 444 pp. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017...

..., but in his studies in Cracow he became aware of the importance of architectural symbolism, via the friendship of his Cracow tutor, Lech Kalinowski, with Erwin Panofsky. As a corrective to Panofsky's idealist notion of the architectural symbol, the author was introduced to Richard Krautheimer's theory...

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... in fact is a fictional debate between the Rabbi Gamaliel (of Acts 4:34–39) and his student Paul. ( JCMC , 62) Hugh of Saint-Victor was unquestionably an important figure in this evolution of relations between Christian and Jewish intellectuals, but it is telling that Erwin Panofsky's foundational...

... in the years after World War I. While Warburg himself was incapacitated, his Viennese assistant, Fritz Saxl, turned the Library into a center for interdisciplinary scholarship. Erwin Panofsky, Ernst Cassirer, and many others found both materials and inspiration in the Library, and Warburg himself, when...

... . 22. Ast, Grundlinien der Grammatik ; Panofsky, Studies in Iconology , 3–31 . 23. Dilthey, Leben Schleiermacher . 24. Quoted in Pocock, Ancient Constitution , 171 . 25. Daniel, Hundred and Fifty Years ; Trigger, History of Archaeological Thought . 26...

...), and the cultural level (concerned with grasping the spirit [Geist] of antiquity or other periods). Over a century later, Erwin Panofsky would make a similar distinction among three levels in his discussion of the iconographical method.22 Karl Marx...

... Christopher S. Christopher of Art History?. Art of The End Belting’s PerspectiveHans asSymbolic Formand Panofsky’s Erwin of translations The Vienna School Reader: Politics and ArtHistorical Method in the 1930spublished has and Landscape of Origins the and Art include other books His...

...-Huberman, “Artis- tic Survival: Panofsky vs. Warburg and the Exorcism of think: “At the moment they feel danger threatening the individualism of the Renaissance artist, a motley guard hurries to mobilize, headed by those capitani 203 spaventoni [captains of fear], the disciples of Gobineau, harmless...

... reso- lution of the conflicts of the studio—a resolution in which, even as he saluted Michelangelo, he triumphed, for painting had absorbed sculpture. Erwin Panofsky observed of Titian’s late style that it was “a coincidence of oppo- sites: intense emotion and outward stillness, color and non...

..., archaeologists, archaeologists, librarians, archivists, on by carried . Erwin Panofsky indeed argued that “the Renais “the that argued indeed Panofsky . Erwin , observes that, in focusing on Lucretius...

..., archaeologists, archaeologists, librarians, archivists, on by carried . Erwin Panofsky indeed argued that “the Renais “the that argued indeed Panofsky . Erwin , observes that, in focusing on Lucretius...

..., archaeologists, archaeologists, librarians, archivists, on by carried . Erwin Panofsky indeed argued that “the Renais “the that argued indeed Panofsky . Erwin , observes that, in focusing on Lucretius...

..., archaeologists, archaeologists, librarians, archivists, on by carried . Erwin Panofsky indeed argued that “the Renais “the that argued indeed Panofsky . Erwin , observes that, in focusing on Lucretius...

..., archaeologists, archaeologists, librarians, archivists, on by carried . Erwin Panofsky indeed argued that “the Renais “the that argued indeed Panofsky . Erwin , observes that, in focusing on Lucretius...