@inbook{32f797dac9434477908451cf16ac72bc,
title = "Image, music and lived reality in fifteenth-century Midlands alabaster",
abstract = "A study of the contemplative depth achievable in the late Middle Ages by Midlands alabaster images via their propensity, in combination with light and - crucially - music, to evoke process and hence an enhanced, 'living' experience for the worshipping devotee. The essay uses a series of contemporary visual and musical examples to make this case. ",
author = "Andrew Kirkman",
year = "2020",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781907730856",
series = "Harlaxton Medieval Studies ",
publisher = "Shaun Tyas",
editor = "Boffey, {Julia }",
booktitle = "Performance, ceremony and display in late medieval England",
note = "Harlaxton Symposium 2018 : Performance, Ceremony and Display in Late Medieval Britain ; Conference date: 17-07-2018 Through 20-07-2018",
}