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According to Ian Almond in the article "Mullahs, Mystics, Moderates and Moghuls: The Many Islams of Salman Rushdie", Rushdie wrote this piece from a medieval religiousness perspective, most pointedly making use of symbols such as the "ancient holy relic whose disappearance inspires countless deaths" (Almond 3). These violent deaths mark something more in the theme of the book; presumptuously, Rushdie is attempting to enlighten his readers with the many faces of Islam, this particular story showing

the culture and tradition of natives. Now they took the role of preserver and show their interest to materials rather than humans.Hume presents his views about the descriminations of authority towards the natives of Canada. Key Words : exhibition,relics,aborginals Stephen Hume’s ‘The Spirit Weeps’ was a comment on the controversy surrounding ‘The Spirit Sings’. The exhibition ‘The Spirit Sings: Artistic Tradition of Canada’s First People’ was held at Glenbow Museum as a part of the Arts Festival

history of Medieval Christianity, relics and reliquaries played a big role in Christian belief. A relic often is the physical remains of a saint, such as bones, pieces of clothing, or the personal belongings of a saint, and a holy or a venerated person. A relic is placed in a container called a reliquary that comes in different shapes or sculptures. A reliquary is also called a cult image, while venerating that image is known as “cult of images”. Since a relic is placed inside a reliquary, there

What was interesting about this specific chapter was that normally the type of art is connected to the specific area where the art was created. Romanesque art however is not specifically connect to any one area. Although it was first noticed in Europe, this style of art was seen in many different places, using many different references, and techniques of past works, and cultures. When the trade routes were reopened in Europe the economy of the surrounding areas flourished, which helped the spread

The pendant has a technique called basse-taille “enamel is laid very thinly so that the shine of the metal can come through”. A reliquary is an object that holds a relic or a piece of a relic that belonged to a holy figure such as Jesus, a disciple of Jesus, a pope, or a saint. This reliquary holds one of the most important relics in the Roman Catholic faith. As Jesus was being crucified he wore a crown of thorns, the crown of thorns was meant to mock the fact that Jesus clamed himself as “king

Taking a journey through the historical time line of the past, it is clear to see that change occurs. Some periods illustrate more change than others, some of them are of greater influence than the period before it, and then there are those that are not only influential from an art perspective, but also from the perspective of the styles ability to spread across a whole region. A period that specifically displayed this capability was the Romanesque era. The Romanesque era was a period in time which

“Than longen folk to goon on pilgrimages,” said Gregory Chaucer in his book, The Canterbury Tales, meaning people long to go on religious pilgrimages. The act of pilgrimage during the Middle Ages had been a very popular and traditional practice in the Christian society. This visit to shrines or holy places was an act of religious devotion and played a role in the lives of many Europeans, especially those in the western regions of Medieval Europe. In order to understand the importance of pilgrimages

such as the lady of Guadalupe basilica in Mexico to the vatican. Also, they can visit many relics around the world like the shroud of Turin. This type of method allows the pilgrim to implement the principal forms of early christian pilgrimage to his or her virtual

What exactly is a pilgrimage? A pilgrimage is a journey that people take for many reasons. Most people go on a pilgrimage to form a stronger connection with God, they ask for healing and forgiveness and follow him in his footsteps while visiting sacred places. On this journey people benefit from their connection with God in ways that are too difficult to explain but in the end they find the purpose of it all and the answers that they had asked themselves in the beginning were answered. Pilgrimages

Exploring Why Christians Go on Pilgrimages I will start this essay by explaining why some Christians go on pilgrimages and will go on to explain in detail the effect this might have on them. I will also share experiences that others have had and the life changing experiences they’ve had. A pilgrim is one who travels to sacred places but in a more detailed form, a pilgrim is a believer in a faith or the follower of a religion who travels to sacred places within or outside