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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Material Entanglement"”.

  1. Exploring the Social Lives of Cylinder Seals in Late Cypriot Society

    … of appropriation as well as cultural and material entanglement. It further allows us to explore how these objects were used to actively construct and maintain the identity and authority of local political-ideological elites. As a result, this study argues that cylinder seals were …

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  2. The Entanglement of Anzaldúan Materiality as Bodily Knowing: Matter, Meaning, and Interrelatedness

    … theoretically rich and diverse work of ancient materialist philosophers, modern philosophy which advanced a theory of monism, and contemporary philosophies that further extends monism into new terrain, including 'new materialism.' While monism is a strand of this project, the core features of …

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  3. Tailoring Digital Touch: An ethnography of designers' touch practices during garment prototyping and the potential for their digitisation

    … that designers relate felt histories of material entanglement with their moving bodies to their contemporary experience. Development of felt histories is thus identified as a key means of designers’ enskillment, alongside moments of overlooked and informal skills sharing. A socio-material …

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  4. The DiY ['Do it yourself'] Ethos: A participatory culture of material engagement

    … ethos in its approach to technology and materials. Rather than engage with ‘complete’ technologies, such as a technology supplied as ready-to-go item, the DiY practitioners examined in this thesis engage with the raw materials of garbage and recycling, ‘incomplete’, broken and discarded …

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