دانلود کتاب Love Objects: Emotion, Design and Material Culture

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication page\nCONTENTS\nLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS\nNOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS\nEDITORS’ FOREWORD\nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS\nIntroduction How Do I Love Thee? Objects of Endearment in Contemporary Culture\nSECTION 1 The Lives of Objects\n 1 ‘I Love Giving Presents ’The Emotion of Material Culture\n Introduction: a given thing\n Mass Observation\n Emotion in material culture\n Real giving\n Forgetting\n Keeping giving\n Conclusion\n Notes\n 2 (S)mother’s Love, or, Baby Knitting\n Notes\n 3 Sex, Birth and Nurture Unto Death Patching Together Quilted Bed Covers\n Introduction\n Maternal memory\n Coarse craft\n Beds and blankets\n Imagine\n Material magic\n Blush\n Note\nSECTION 2 Projecting and Subverting Identities\n 4 Bringing Out the Past Courtly Cruising and Nineteenth-Century American Men’s Romantic Friendship Portraits\n Introduction: a rediscovered genre of photographic portaiture\n Picturing men’s romantic friendships\n Men’s romantic friendships in context\n Finding and flirting\n Courting the past: idealization and desire\n Hidden in plain sight\n Conclusion: courting ambiguity\n 5 The Genteel Craft of Subversion Amateur Female Shoemaking in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries\n Introduction\n Tokens of affection\n Performance, props and privilege\n Reinventing the shoemaker\n Backlash\n Conclusion\n Notes\n 6 Performing Masculinity Through Objects in Postwar America The Playboy’s Pipe\n Introduction\n The playboy bachelor and the postwar crisis of masculinity\n Smoking and masculinity\n Gender, class and the pipe\n The briar pipe\n Pipe collecting\n Pipes and contemplation\n Conclusion\n Notes\nSECTION 3 Objects and Embodiment\n 7 Seduced by the Archive A Personal and Working Relationship with the Archive and Collection of the London Couturier, Norman Hartnell\n Introduction\n A life in the archive\n The biography of the Hartnell archive\n Unpacking Hartnell’s archive\n Archive research, autobiography and personal criticism\n Conclusion\n Notes\n 8 Kitsch, Enchantment and Power The Bleeding Statues of Templemorein 1920\n Introduction\n Saint Sulpice and kitsch\n The Irish Roman Catholic context\n War and national identity\n Enchantment and agency\n Conclusion\n 9 ‘Magic Toyshops’ Narrative and Meaning in the Women’s Sex Shop\n Introduction\n The imagined sex shop\n ‘Posh means you can walk in anywhere’\n Fun in the sex shop\n Conclusion\n Notes\nSECTION 4 Mediating Relationships\n 10 Material Memories The Making of a Collodion Memory-Text\n Introduction\n Family, memory, photography\n On materiality and memory, the photograph as object\n Photographs as memory-text\n Conclusion: photography/memory traces\n 11 The Problematic Decision to Live Irish-Romanian Home-Making and the Anthropology of Uncertainty\n Introduction\n Katrina’s ‘Letter of Intent’\n Home-making as relating to future\n Carmen on stereotypical Romanians and their homes\n Conclusion: walls of the mind, walls of the home\n 12 Designing Meaningful and Lasting User Experiences\n Introduction\n Meaning and the made\n Belief\n Meaning full\n Ecological destruction\n Disposable luxuries\n A behavioural crisis\n Emotionally durable design\n Conclusion\nBIBLIOGRAPHY\n 1 ‘I Love Giving Presents’\n 2 (S)mother’s Love, or, Baby Knitting\n 3 Sex, Birth and Nurture Unto Death\n 4 Bringing Out the Past\n 5 The Genteel Craft of Subversion\n 6 Performing Masculinity Through Objects in Postwar America\n 7 Seduced by the Archive\n 8 Kitsch, Enchantment and Power\n 9 ‘Magic Toyshops’\n 10 Material Memories\n 11 The Problematic Decision to Live\n 12 Designing Meaningful and Lasting User Experiences\nINDEX