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How to be Iconophilic in Art, Science and Religion

Bruno Latour
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Starting from the work done in the last fifteen years on the scientific vizualization, the paper connects both with art history -comparing the treatment of mediation in both fields, and from there to theology. The paper argues that it is possible to reopen the science/religion debate if religion is stripped of its belief in belief which has no other ground than a mistaken view of scientific information production. The case study is then deployed of the iconography of the Assomption. The transformation of information is then compared, in a systematic way with that of person transportation. Love talk, the only remnant of theology without belief in subtance, is then reformatted.

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hal-02057220 , version 1 (05-03-2019)

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Bruno Latour. How to be Iconophilic in Art, Science and Religion. Carrie Jones; Peter Galison. Picturing science, producing art, Routledge, pp.418 - 440, 1998, 0415919118. ⟨hal-02057220⟩
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