Tarasov Oleg. Icon and Devotion. Sacred Spaces in Imperial Russia

Translated and edited by Robin Milner-Gulland. — London: Reaktion Books, 2002. — 416 p. — ISBN: 1-86189-118-0.Foreword by Robin Milner-GullandThe Icon and the World
Venerated Image: The Sacred in the Everyday
The Burden of Numbers
The Details of Ritua
Miracles
Dispute about Signs, Dispute about Faith
The Ambivalence of Symbols
The Complications of Renaming
A Tract Concerning the New Devotion
In a World without Grace
The Shadow of Antichrist
The Sacralization of the Icon Painter
The Theology of the PeopleThe Icon and Popular Culture
East and West
Face and Countenance
Landscape
Word, Emblem, Heraldry
– The Portrait Icon
The Middle Ages Delayed
Concealed Montage
Myth and Mystification: Self-awareness in the Icon-painting Experience
Icons and Popular Art
The Aesthetics of Sensibility
The Spirit of Religious Tradition
– The Projection of Signs: Icon, Lubok, the Avant-garde
References and Editorial Notes