Table of Contents (9, 2025)
Fabio Tononi and Tomáš Murár New Studies on Alois Riegl and the Vienna School of Art History[pdf] pp. 1-4, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000043
Tomáš Murár Who’s Afraid of Alois Riegl? Special Issue on the Vienna School of Art History[pdf] pp. 5-26, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000044
Peter Burke Connoisseurship and Art History: Scenes from a Difficult Marriage[pdf] pp. 27-39, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000045
Margaret Olin Mediation and Attentiveness: Oleg Grabar and Alois Riegl[pdf] pp. 40-55, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000046
Katja Mahnič Riegl’s Concept of the Monument and Its (Non)Use in Museology[pdf] pp. 56-73, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000047
Stefaniia Demchuk Words for Pictures: Ekphrasis as a Heuristic Tool in Alois Riegl’s Art History[pdf] pp. 74-88, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000048
Sabrina Raphaela Buebl Alois Riegl and the Origins of ‘Kunstgeschichte als Geistesgeschichte’: Reconsidering Neo-Idealism in Viennese Art History[pdf] pp. 89-106, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000049
Yaowen Li The Ruins of Universal History: The Paradox of Anachronic Art and Chronological History in Alois Riegl’s Historical Grammar of the Visual Arts[pdf] pp. 107-119, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000050
Stella Pelše Kunstwollen in Defence of Artistic Diversity: Echoes of Alois Riegl’s Theory in Latvian Art Writing in the First Half of the 20th Century[pdf] pp. 120-136, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000051
Valentina Bartalesi Arte Tardoromana: A Hidden Political Approach? Licia Collobi Ragghianti on Riegl[pdf] pp. 137-156, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000052
Camila Burgos Vargas The Modern Cult of Monuments in Current ArchitecturalHeritage Interpretation and Management[pdf] pp. 157-172, DOI: 10.53245/EWJ-000053