Materiality (Politics, History, and Culture)
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Materiality (Politics, History, and Culture)

by Daniel Miller

History Politics Anthropology
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A collection of essays exploring how material objects shape culture, society, and human experience through anthropological analysis.

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Materiality examines how physical objects influence social relationships and cultural practices.

The work draws on anthropological perspectives to analyze the significance of things in everyday life.

Contributors consider diverse case studies that highlight the interplay between people and their material surroundings.

The book addresses theoretical questions about the nature of objects and their meanings across different societies.

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