original ) (raw )"Imperial Miracles: The Romanovs and Russia's Icons of the Mother of God"
Vera Shevzov
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Another Look at the Solid Iconostasis in the Russian Orthodox Church
robert arida
2016
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Depicting Orthodoxy in the Russian Middle Ages: The Novgorod Icon of Sophia, the Divine Wisdom, Oxford University Press, 2022
Agnes Kriza
2022
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Slavonic Translations of Greek Iconophile Texts: the Problem of Reception of Byzantine Theology in Medieval Rus’
Agnes Kriza
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Iconoclasm during Twentieth Century Russia
Savvas Bournelis (MDiv)
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Between ‘Popular’ and ‘Official’: Akafisty Hymns and Marian Icons in Late Imperial Russia
Vera Shevzov
Letters from Heaven, 2006
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Icons in Motion: Sacred Aura and Religious Identity in Late Tsarist Russia
Chris Chulos
Journal of the Canadian Historical Association, 2012
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Icons: the Orthodox Understanding of Images and the Influence on Western Art
Davor Džalto
EGO-European History Online, 2019
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Wise and the Miraculous Icons in Hagia Sophia in The Heroes of the Orthodox Church
Alexei Lidov
2013
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‘Icons as women’s horizon for their becoming divine in the Eastern Orthodox Church: Exploring the political dimensions of iconology and iconography’, Journal of the European Society of Women in Theological Research 19 (2011), pp. 67-78.
Spyridoula Athanasopoulou-Kypriou
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The neoplatonic substructure of Russian Orthodox iconography and theology
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Journal of Visual Theology / Визуальная теология, 2023
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Miracle‐Working Icons, Laity, and Authority in the Russian Orthodox Church, 1861–1917
Vera Shevzov
The Russian Review, 1999
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Flesh and Spirit: Divergent Orthodox Readings of the Iconic Body in Byzantium and the Twentieth Century
Evan Freeman
Personhood in the Byzantine Christian Tradition: Early, Medieval, and Modern Perspectives, 2018
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’Into golden dusk’: Orthodox icons as objects of modern and postmodern desire
Helena Bodin
Wanted Byzantium. The Desire for a Lost Empire, eds Ingela Nilsson & Paul Stephenson
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Unorthodox Orthodoxy? The Icon’s Role in the Reception of Russian Orthodoxy by the Volga-Kama Chuvash
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Journal of Icon Studies Vol. 2, 2019
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The Contribution of Theophanes the Greek in the History of Russian Iconography (1337 - about 1410)
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Legitimizing the Rublev Trinity: Byzantine iconophile arguments in medieval Russian debates over the representation of the Divine - Byzantinoslavica 74 (2016) 134-152
Agnes Kriza
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Contemporary Russian Church Art Between Tradition and Modernity. // Orthodox Paradoxes. Heterogeneities and Complexities in Contemorary Russian Orthodoxy. Brill Series in Church History. Volume 66. Ed.by Katya Tolstaya. Brill, Leiden, Boston. 2014. Pp.318-339.
Lidia Chakovskaya
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SOME IMPORTANT NOTES ON THE ORTHODOX THEOLOGY OF ICON
Ioniţă Apostolache
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Icon and Devotion. Sacred Spaces in Imperial Russia, trans. by R. Milner-Gulland, London: Reaktion Books, 2002, 416 p., 207 ill., 50 in colour.
Oleg Tarasov
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[rec:] Ágnes Kriza, Depicting Orthodoxy in the Russian Middle Ages. The Novgorod Icon of Sophia, the Divine Wisdom, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2022 [= Oxford Studies in Byzantium], pp. 362
Zofia Brzozowska
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Bodies Like Bright Stars: Saints and Relics in Orthodox Russia. By Greene. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 2010. xii + 302 pp. $42.00 cloth
Xenia Dennen
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The History of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad in Portraits of Her Faithful Servants
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Review of: Bodies Like Bright Stars: Saints and Relics in Orthodox Russia. By Greene. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 2010. xii + 302 pp. $42.00 cloth
Dr. Scott Kenworthy
Church History, 2012
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Bodies like bright stars. Saints and relics in Orthodox Russia. By Robert H. Greene. Pp. xii+299 incl. frontispiece and 16 figs. DeKalb, Il: Northern Illinois University Press, 2010. $42. 978 0 87580 409 5
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Icon and devotion: sacred spaces in Imperial Russia
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Choice Reviews Online, 2003
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Atlantis press, 2016
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“Experiencing miraculous icons in Byzantium: the examples of the icon of the ‘Usual Miracle’ and the Hodegetria in Constantinople”
Maria Parani
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Rethinking the Role of Style in Orthodox Iconography: The Invention of Tradition in the Writings of Florensky, Ouspensky and Kontoglou
Evan Freeman
Church Music and Icons: Windows to Heaven, Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Orthodox Church Music, University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu, Finland, 3-9 June 2013 , 2015
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Blessed Hope Publishing, 2023
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The Orthodox Icon as Non-Verbal Communication
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Alexei Lidov
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