Sensing and believing

This paper comes in response to 'Seeing and believing: visuality and space in pre-modern England', Giles (2007 Giles, K. 2007. Seeing and believing: visuality and space in pre-modern England. World Archaeology, 39(1): 105-121. [Taylor & Francis Online], [Web of Science (R)] , [Google Scholar]). It welcomes the call Giles makes for debate on the complexity of the relationships between historical concepts of vision, visuality and spatiality in pre-modern contexts in England, and argues that the discussion can be taken further. This is explored via a case study based on Cistercian spirituality, and the possibilities of an archaeology of religious contexts as sensory environments. It also questions the traditional understanding of wall-paintings in medieval parish churches as the 'poor man's Bible

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