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Journal of Material Culture

ISSN Print: 1359-1835

ISSN Online: 1460-3586

主页: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/mcua

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Where places fold: The co

Angel Aedo

Greening honey: Producing the underground origins of a forest wonder

Sarah Webb

Drinking and dreaming in the dormitories: Workers struggle in times of economic development

Daniel Sosna,Lenka Brunclíková

Turbulent indigenous objects: Controversies around cultural appropriation and recognition of difference

Anne Britt Flemmen,Britt Kramvig

Imagining new materials: Design as puzzle

Viviana Lebedinsky

Living with the past at home: The afterlife of inherited domestic objects

Caron Lipman

The pirarucu net: Artefact, animism and the technical object

Carlos Emanuel Sautchuk

The tomato paste tin can: An African journey (Burkina Faso)

Muriel Champy

How conservation matters: Ethnographic explorations of historic building renovation

Thomas Yarrow

The photograph as archive: Crafting contemporary Koorie culture

Sabra G Thorner

Biographies carved in wood: Turning points in the lives of two medieval Virgin sculptures

Bettina Ebert

Understanding geometrical features of Nuaulu shield design

Roy Ellen

Plastic masculinity: How everyday objects in plastic suggest men could be otherwise

Deirdre McKay,Padmapani L Perez

(Re)making smoking: Of packets and practice

Helen Alexiou,Simone Dennis

Skin, paper, tiles: A cross

Luciana Martins

Enchanted by the AK

Younes Saramifar

Can the plant speak? Giving tobacco the voice it deserves

Andrew Russell

Ambivalent Objects in Global Health: Editors’ Introduction

Andrew Russell,Tom Widger

Where design competitions matter: Architectural artefacts and discursive events

Paul Gottschling

Spolia revisited and extended: The potential for contemporary architecture

Iida Kalakoski,Satu Huuhka

Building a legacy? Ambivalent impacts of a malaria vaccine clinical trial

Sandalia Genus

Exploring ambivalent oxygen machine–people–world relations through the lens of postphenomenology

Megan Wainwright

The problem of mechanization: Craft, machines, and ‘centering’ in a Japanese Mingei pottery village

Alyssa Paredes

Digital food and foodways: How online food practices and narratives shape the Italian diaspora in London

Sara Marino

Rust and dust: Materiality and the feel of memory at Camp des Milles

Matthew Graves,Shanti Sumartojo

Collecting, connecting, constructing: Early modern commodification and globalization of Sámi material culture

Carl-G？sta Ojala,Jonas M Nordin

Making textiles into persons: Gestural sequences and relationality in communities of weaving practice of the South Central Andes

Denise Y Arnold

An order of distinction (or, how to tell a collection from a hoard)

Katie Kilroy-Marac

A kind of disassembled and reassembled, postmodern collective and personal self: Agency and the Insulin pump

Elizabeth Berk

Making community through the exchange of material objects

Camilla Lewis

Flower, soil, water, stone: Biblical landscape items and Protestant materiality

James S Bielo

Lessons from love

Ceri Houlbrook

Suicides, poisons and the materially possible: The positive ambivalence of means restriction and critical–critical global health

Tom Widger

Record collections as musical archives: Gender, record collecting, and whose music is heard

Jessica McLean,Sophia Maalsen

Lars H？tta’s miniature world: Sámi prison op

Jack Davy

Materials as temporally specific phenomena: Specialization and compromise in bioplastics production

Damla Tonuk

Weaving for tourists in Chinchero, Peru

Pablo Garcia

Warfarin as a materially and digitally informed drug

Jane Dickson

Uncanny objects and the fear of the familiar: Hiding from Akan witches in New York City

Jane Parish

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