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ID1061645
NAMEJ Sage Elwell
GIVEN NAMESJ Sage
FAMILY NAMEElwell
SIGNATUREELWELL J S
AFFILIATIONSTexas Christian University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT12
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2006
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • A Beautiful Failure

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religions•2022•References: 9

    Jim Harvey was the artist who created the Brillo box that Andy Warhol copied and made famous. Warhol's Brillo Boxes changed the course of art history and the entire field of aesthetics and the philosophy of art. Meanwhile, Jim Harvey died a failed second-generation Abstract Expressionist. To his death, Harvey refused to accept that his Brillo box was a work of art. However, the theory-the story-that was woven about Warhol's Brillo Boxes transform…

  • Eat, Shit, Scar

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Postscripts The Journal of Sacred…•2021

    By leveraging two metaphors central to discussions around the digitization of sacred texts—“books are bodies” and “translation is feeding”—this essay contends that the translation of analog sacred texts into digital formats is a metaphorical gastrointestinal process. This essay accomplishes this through the application of actor-network theory. Central to actor-network theory is the claim that an object, like a book, is the product of a complex ne…

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2019

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2019

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2018

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2018

  • The Metaphor of Religion and Art

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religion and the Arts•2018

    This essay takes up the challenge of unpacking the nature of what Schleiermacher called the “inner affinity” between religion and art. Drawing on the work of philosophers of art such as Susanne Langer and Arthur Danto, and philosophers of religion like Loyal Rue and David Tracy, I suggest that religion and art have at their core a comparable metaphorical structure that lends them this common communion. From this shared structure, I deduce five pr…

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2017

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2017

  • Reflections from the Bottom of a Brillo Box

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religion and the Arts•2012•References: 2

    This article asks after the theological import of the two end of art theses proposed by Arthur Danto and Donald Kuspit respectively. In tribute to the coming thirtieth anniversary of Arthur Danto’s essay “The End of Art” and the tenth anniversary of Donald Kuspit’s book The End of Art , I take up here their respective theories in an attempt to go beyond the surface of their ideas and to ask after the depth of the end(s) of art. Their theses point…

  • Halos and Avatars

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2010

  • Intermedia

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Afterimage•2006

    Essay| April 01 2006 Intermedia: Forty Years on and Beyond J. Sage Elwell J. Sage Elwell J. Sage Elwell is currently completing a dissertation on theology of culture and contemporary art at the University of Iowa. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Afterimage (2006) 33 (5): 25–30. https://doi.org/10.1525/aft.2006.33.5.25 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer R…

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  • Intermedia

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Afterimage•2006

    Essay| April 01 2006 Intermedia: Forty Years on and Beyond J. Sage Elwell J. Sage Elwell J. Sage Elwell is currently completing a dissertation on theology of culture and contemporary art at the University of Iowa. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Afterimage (2006) 33 (5): 25–30. https://doi.org/10.1525/aft.2006.33.5.25 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer R…

  • Halos and Avatars

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2010

  • Reflections from the Bottom of a Brillo Box

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religion and the Arts•2012•References: 2

    This article asks after the theological import of the two end of art theses proposed by Arthur Danto and Donald Kuspit respectively. In tribute to the coming thirtieth anniversary of Arthur Danto’s essay “The End of Art” and the tenth anniversary of Donald Kuspit’s book The End of Art , I take up here their respective theories in an attempt to go beyond the surface of their ideas and to ask after the depth of the end(s) of art. Their theses point…

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2017

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2017

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2018

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2018

  • The Metaphor of Religion and Art

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religion and the Arts•2018

    This essay takes up the challenge of unpacking the nature of what Schleiermacher called the “inner affinity” between religion and art. Drawing on the work of philosophers of art such as Susanne Langer and Arthur Danto, and philosophers of religion like Loyal Rue and David Tracy, I suggest that religion and art have at their core a comparable metaphorical structure that lends them this common communion. From this shared structure, I deduce five pr…

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2019

  • Online Resources

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2019

  • Eat, Shit, Scar

    J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Postscripts The Journal of Sacred…•2021

    By leveraging two metaphors central to discussions around the digitization of sacred texts—“books are bodies” and “translation is feeding”—this essay contends that the translation of analog sacred texts into digital formats is a metaphorical gastrointestinal process. This essay accomplishes this through the application of actor-network theory. Central to actor-network theory is the claim that an object, like a book, is the product of a complex ne…

  • A Beautiful Failure

    Open Access•J Sage Elwell•ARTICLE•Religions•2022•References: 9

    Jim Harvey was the artist who created the Brillo box that Andy Warhol copied and made famous. Warhol's Brillo Boxes changed the course of art history and the entire field of aesthetics and the philosophy of art. Meanwhile, Jim Harvey died a failed second-generation Abstract Expressionist. To his death, Harvey refused to accept that his Brillo box was a work of art. However, the theory-the story-that was woven about Warhol's Brillo Boxes transform…

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