Contents: Richard G. Newhauser, Morals, Science, and the Edification of the Senses ; Carolyn Muessig, "Can't take my eyes off of you": Mutual Gazing Between the Divine and Humanity in Late Medieval Preaching ; Donal Cooper, Preaching amidst Pictures: Visual Contexts for Sermons in Late Medieval Tuscany ; Aden Kumler, Seeing the Worldly with a Moral Eye: Illuminated Observation as Introspection ; Jacques Berlioz, Eyes in the Back of the Head: Exempla and Vision in The Moral Treatise on the Eye by Peter of Limoges ; Larry Scanlon, Is the Exemplum a Mirror? ; A. Mark Smith, Skating on Thin Eyes: Hans Belting on the Optics of Arabic and Western Art ; Christopher R. Lakey, "To See Clearly" - The Place of Relief in Medieval Visual Culture ; Herbert L. Kessler, Fenestra obliqua: Art and Peter of Limoges's Modes of Seeing. (Studies and texts, 225)

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