The Embodied Eye: Religious Visual Culture and the Social Life of Feeling
by David Morgan
The Embodied Eye examines the connections between religious visual culture, embodied perception, and the social life of feeling. David Morgan offers a focused exploration of how seeing and emotion operate within shared cultural and religious experience, making the book relevant to readers interested in religion, art, and visual studies.
About This Book
The Embodied Eye examines religious visual culture through the relationship between seeing and embodied experience.
David Morgan focuses on the social life of feeling, considering how visual forms participate in shared emotional and religious worlds.
The book connects visual culture with broader questions of embodiment, interpretation, and social experience.
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