2026-09-24T20:55:57Zhttps://iris.unica.it/oai/requestoai:iris.unica.it:11584/2667422022-10-20T09:19:09Zcom_11584_207615com_11584_111066col_11584_265854
Parole e immagini nella ritualità della Settimana Santa in Sardegna. Fonti scritte e sculture lignee nella pratica rituale dell’epoca moderna
TOLA, FABRIZIO
Baroque
Catholic-Reformation
Holy Week
arte sacra
barocco
controriforma
preaching
predicazione
sacred art
sculture lignee
settimana santa
wooden sculptures
Settore L-ANT/02 - Storia Greca
The thesis intends to demonstrate how in the seventeenth and eighteenth century Sardinia it
was fundamental for the Church to use the preached word and meditative text along with the
devotional image. These are the same tools for control and indoctrination for the faithful. This
particular phenomenon, even more marked in the modern age, is realized in Sardinia
especially in the rites of Holy Week still celebrated today, the function of the "Deposition"
and devotion to the Mysteries of the Passion, reconstructing the origin and development of
these rites. It outlines the historical and social context of Sardinia in the XVII-XVIII Century.
Emphasizing the devotional and religious aspect in particular towards the Passion of Christ.
Including once the religious importance of the event in the Sardinian society of the time and
of Easter is understood, as the central moment of the liturgical year, we analyze the function
that the sacred image had in the rites practiced in the island, which had greater importance
because it was supported by the preached word. Then some homiletic and meditative texts of
the seventeenth century are examined, within this perspective. Finally, the historical and
artistic side is deepened by critical study of some wooden sculptures, used in these rituals,
which is published unedited, incorporating them into specific areas of production and proving
once again how modern era Sardinia was a cultural and artistic crossroads and trading center.
2016-03-30
info:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesis
http://hdl.handle.net/11584/266742
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numberofpages:595
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Università degli Studi di Cagliari
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