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Journal Article
Heresy, Hybrid Buildings, and a Geography of Architectural Traditions
2015
Overview
This examination of historical churches in Armenia, Cappadocia and Greece advocates a new geography of architectural traditions that can capture nuanced relationships among different material cultures, especially where they have coexisted in tension. While the history of heretical religions can help identify such places, the buildings analyzed here reveal suppressed or unconscious processes of cultural negotiation. Despite attempts by political and religious leaders to control the ideological programs of art and architecture, heretical worldviews have persisted as tacit but materially consistent practices that have contributed to a greater complexity of forms and experiences than recognized by conventional architectural history.
Publisher
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS (IASTE)
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