Journal of Semiotics, Arts and Religion
An International Journal published in Australia
In biblical context, anthropomorphism is a significant communicative strategy for portraying God. This study examines anthropomorphic conceptions of God in biblical discourse as cognitive constructions that create understanding of abstract …
Music has always played a vital role in religious communities ‘spiritual and communal life, serving as a medium of expression, worship, and unity. In the context of the Anglican Church …
Women’s embodied experiences are shaped by both biological and socio-cultural dimensions of the body. In design studies, the work of women designers offers distinctive perspectives grounded in lived and bodily …
Review by Geoffrey Sykes Thanks to Anne Tournié (Choreography and Direction) and Chris Mouron (Adaptation and Co-direction) for bringing a work of such joy and hope to our city. More than a revival of …
At 6pm there was a queue of people – maybe 100 – stretching half a block down Clarence Street waiting to enter the Machine Hall for the performance of Aura …