Examples of using Iconoclasm in English and their translations into German
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Should always be an iconoclasm and a world of experience that can fulfill a cultural(and political) mission.
In many parts of Europe, Protestantism encouraged iconoclasm, the breaking of sacred images,
These include the Iconoclasm of 1529, which with the figure of St. Lawrence as its centrepiece is the theme of the exhibit in the choir.
was destroyed during the iconoclasm of Jayavarman VIII in the second half of the 13th century.
Instantly apparent was the iconoclasm of Bacharach's melo-dic sense.
According to Groys, modern iconoclasm is thus essentially a post-socialist phenomenon.
Significant, the emperors who encouraged iconoclasm were of Isaurian
After Iconoclasm ended, the Byzantine artists were limited to copying approved images from the past.
J covered Buck-Tick's song"Iconoclasm" for their tribute album,"Parade-Respective Tracks of Buck-Tick-", which was released on December 21, 2005.
contemporary iconoclasm hails from Russia, where people began toppling Lenin monuments.
IDA aspires to draw attention to the iconoclasm of design world wide,
This work shows another violent mode of rededication from the course of history: the iconoclasm.
the so-called Byzantine Iconoclasm ca.
despite the emperors' official support for iconoclasm.
more than ever, certain forms of iconoclasm may have‘econclastic' consequences.
Luther had already returned to Wittenberg to end the upheaval and iconoclasm in the city through a series of sermons,"Invokativpredigten", which lasted several days.
destructive- rather than iconoclasm, it was iconoclash.
Whereas historic forms of image-prohibition and iconoclasm have been well researched,
its"evil twin," iconoclasm, in contemporary global political culture,
the synod of 815, which reinstituted Iconoclasm.