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Contents: Introduction, Peter Dent. Part I Origins: Touch and the cheirotic apprehension of prehistoric figurines, Doug Bailey Touching sculpture, Hagi Kenaan Bringing into being: vivifying sculpture through touch, Michael Paraskos Pictorial essay A: out of sight, Claude Heath. Part II Approaches: To touch: Herder and sculpture, Andrew Benjamin A taxonomy of touch: tactile encounters in Renaissance Italy, Geraldine A. Johnson The neglected power of touch: what the cognitive neurosciences can tell us about the importance of touch in artistic communication, Alberto Gallace and Charles Spence When touch shatters meaning: the case of sculptures made for sight only, Francesca Bacci Pictorial essay B: playing with fire, Rosalyn Driscoll. Part III Identities: Beyond the touch tour, Julia Cassim The sculptor is a blind man: Constantin Brancusi's Sculpture for the Blind, Sebastiano Barassi Embracing stone, holding brushes: differentiating touch in the Unit One photographs, Fiona Candlin Lorenzo Ghiberti and Michelangelo in search of the feeling hand, James Hall Pictorial essay C: the touch of the oracle, Michael Petry. Select bibliography Index.
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