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The Origins of Monsters

Image and Cognition in the First Age of Mechanical Reproduction

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Exploring the emergence of composite creatures in ancient art, the book argues that "monsters" became prevalent only with the rise of urban societies and trade networks, rather than being a universal aspect of human imagery. David Wengrow traces the origins and transmission of these fantastic figures, revealing patterns in human creativity and the interplay between culture and perception. Through this lens, the work challenges conventional views on the significance of monsters in historical visual production.

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The Origins of Monsters, D. Wengrow

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2020
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Image and Cognition in the First Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2020
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In brossura
Pagine
184
ISBN13
9780691202396
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3,6 su 5
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Exploring the emergence of composite creatures in ancient art, the book argues that "monsters" became prevalent only with the rise of urban societies and trade networks, rather than being a universal aspect of human imagery. David Wengrow traces the origins and transmission of these fantastic figures, revealing patterns in human creativity and the interplay between culture and perception. Through this lens, the work challenges conventional views on the significance of monsters in historical visual production.