Profane culture/ by 372727 Willis, Paul

The Profane and the Sacredin Insatiability by Mark Rudnicki

“…I argue that Bataille’s division of human time into profane and sacred time is applicable to Zip’s adventures as he follows sacred/erotic passions as opposed to the world of the profane/work to encounter the mystery. …”
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Sacred and Profane in the Quattrocento by Jean-Louis Charlet

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Civilisation, civilité, profanation by Pierre Antoine Fabre

“…This essay examines the interweaving of the notions of "civilization" and "evangelization", intersecting them with those of "civility" and "profanation" in the long history of modern colonization and contemporary anthropology. …”
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Onomastics between Sacred and Profane [Névkutatás a szent és a profán között] by VIVIEN SARNYAI

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Sacred Judas and Profane Satan by Ieva Naikienė

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Sacred and Profane in Music Therapy by Joscelyn Godwin

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FROM THE SACRED TO THE PROFANE: THE OBLATION RITUALIZED by Reuben Ramas Cañete

“…The ambivalence of this narrative, however, is central to the production of contradicting discourses throughout its history, from the “sacred” Pre-War image akin to a secular Crucifixion upon which rituals supervised by a “priesthood” composed of the University’s officials were enacted; to the Post- War secular (and thus “profane”) image of the Oblation as that “representing academic freedom” from the viewpoint of its progressive student body and faculty. …”
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Le sacré et le profane by Roberto Venosa

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Profanation in Slovenian Contemporary Symphonic Music? by Leon Stefanija

“…The common “postmodern concern” over the profanation of the arts is taken as a starting point for analysing works by five distinctive Slovenian composers of symphonic music – by Uroš Rojko, Vito Žuraj, Lojze Lebič, Nenad Firšt and Črt Sojar Voglar. …”
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The Translatability of English Profanity in Arabic Subtitles by Eid Mohammad Bhais

“…Mohammad Ahmad Thawabteh Abstract The present study aims at investigating the translatability of English profanities into Arabic subtitles. The study argues that English profanities pose a translation challenge within the English-Arabic context. …”
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The Rothko Chapel: Profane or Sacred Space? by Mark Allen

“…Using as a guide the criteria for sacred space set forth in the classic work <i>The Sacred and The Profane</i> by famed historian Mircea Eliade, I will consider the question of how a religious space designed by non-believers can be rightly considered sacred, as well as ways in which it falls short.…”
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Nomenclature savante et classement profane by Laurence Proteau

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Symbolism of sacred and profane animals in the Quran by Anas Ahmadi

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Tudor Arghezi between sacred and profane by Cristina SAVA

Subjects: “…dialectic sacred-profane…”
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1 CINGCOWONG DARI SAKRAL KE PROFAN by Risa Nopianti

Subjects: “…cingcowong, ritual, sakral, profan, cingcowong, ritual, sacred, profane.…”
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Benjamin’s Profane Uses of Theology: The Invisible Organon by Francisco Naishtat

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Sacred and Profane Love in the Early Work of Titian by Thomas De Wesselow

“… The famous canvas in the Galleria Borghese known commonly as Sacred and Profane Love is merely one work among many in which Titian sought to explore the moral nature of love. …”
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Gong Rénténg Transformation From Sacral to Profan by Suhendi Afryanto, Arthur Supardan Nalan, Gustiyan Rachmadi

Subjects: “…Gong Renteng Sacred and Profan…”
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The Sacred and Profane: Thoughts on Architectural Education and Pedagogy by Brandon R. Ro

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