Res 59 / 60: Spring / Autumn 2011: Anthropology and Aesthetics

RES 59/60 includes #x1C;The making of architectural types#x1D; by Joseph Rykwert; #x1C;Traces of the sun and Inka kinetics#x1D; by Tom Cummins and Bruce Mannheim; #x1C;Inka water management and display fountains#x1D; by Carolyn Dean; #x1C;Guaman Poma#x19;s pictures of huacas#x1D; by Lisa Trever; #x1C;Peruvian nature up close#x1D; by Daniela Bleichmar; #x1C;Narrative in the #x18;Battle Mural#x19; at Cacaxtla#x1D; by Claudia Brittenham; #x1C; Codex Teotenantzin and pre-Hispanic images of the Sierra de Guadalupe#x1D; by Leonardo Lopez Luj#xE0;n and Xavier Noguez; #x1C;Under the sign of the cross in the kingdom of Kong,#x1D; by C#xE9;cile Fromont; #x1C;Hunters, Sufis, soldiers, and minstrels#x1D; by Cynthia Becker; #x1C;The painting of a statue of Herakles#x1D; by Clemente Marconi; #x1C;Eucharistic morphology in the Middle Ages#x1D; by Aden Kumler; #x1C;The history of anthropophagy in Christianity#x1D; by Beate Fricke; #x1C;The votive scenario#x1D; by Christopher Wood; #x1C;Notes on pseudo-script in pre-European art#x1D; by Alexander Nagel; #x1C;D#xFC;rer#x19;s Folds#x1D; by Christopher P. Heuer; #x1C;To conceive of in pictures#x1D; by Anselm Haverkamp; #x1C;Primitivism, humanism, and ambivalence#x1D; by Karen Kurczynski and Nicola Pezolet; #x1C;Struth's early citiscapes#x1D; by Paula Carabel; and contributions to Lectures, Documents, and Discussions by Tanja Klemm, Esther Schomacher and Jan S#xF6;ffner; Chiara Cappelletto; Boris Groys; David Gersten; Remo Guidieri; and Morton Feldman and Francesco Pellizzi.