Title: Transcultural Mobility: Cosmopolitan Artefacts, Artists, and Intellectuals across the Global Muslim World
Journal: The Journal of Transcultural Studies, Vol. 13 Nos. 1-2
Guest-editor: Yuka Kadoi
Published by: Heidelberg University Publishing, 2022
This thematic issue features four different aspects of the transcultural journeys of artefacts, artists, and intellectuals across the wider Muslim world. Spanning the Muslim heartlands of South Asia and the MENA region (Middle East and North Africa across the Mediterranean Sea) to their peripheral territories in Europe and East Asia, each essay casts a critical eye over the perceived religious and stylistic homogeneity of Muslim material culture, both in pre-modern and modern times, and seeks to reappraise its cosmopolitan characteristics.
CONTENTS:
Nikolaos Vryzidis
Of Texts and Objects: Perceptions of “Persian” Art from Later Byzantium to Modern Greece
Alberto Saviello
Inter-pictorial Religious Discourse in Mughal Paintings: Translations and Interpretations of Marian Images
Yuka Kadoi
Embracing Islam: Okakura Tenshin at the Limits of His Alternative Orientalism
Simone Wille
The Significance of Mobility and the Artistic Practice of Zahoor ul Akhlaq
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