دانلود کتاب Materials of Culture: Approaches to Materials in Cultural Studies

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Contents\nPreface\nIntroduction: Materials Matter\nPart I: Materials of Art\nFig. 1: Dora Maar, Hand-Shell, 1934. London, Tate Modern\n1. Stitched into Material: On the Makeability of Shells\n2. Celluloid\nPart II: Materials of Empire\n3. Roman Concrete\n4. Postclassical Marble: Reclaiming Flux in the Reception of Marble in Contemporary Art\nPart III: Extractivism and Toxic Colonialism\n5. Asbestos: The Fallout of Shipbreaking in the Global South\n6. Copper’s Suppressed History Unearthed in Otobong Nkanga’s Sensual and Embodied Art Practice\n7. The Coloniality of Materiality: Brazilwood, or Unlearning with Anton de Kom in the Mauritshuis\nPart IV: Energyscapes of the Future\n8. Lithium for the Metaverse: Myths of Nuclear and Digital Fusion\n9. Harnessing the Sun in Tech-on-Climate Discourse\nPart V: Materials of the Nation\n10. Dutch Peat\n11. Milk: Material Entwinements and the Making and Unmaking of Healthy Bodies\n12. Wool\nPart VI: Affordances of Edible Matter\n13. Yes, There Are No Bananas\n14. Coca(ine)\nPart VII: Material Practices in Digital Culture\n15. The Ephemeral Materiality of Sound\n16. Tracing the Voice’s Digital Materiality\n17. Interface\nPart VIII: Enfolding the Body\n18. Becoming-with: On Textile Companions and Fungi Friends\n19. Clothing For/Against Walking\n20. Mylar Foil: Blankets of Silver and Gold\nPart IX: Touching Texts\nFig. 1: The cover of Thomas Pitfield’s The Poetry of Trees (1942). Copyright of the Pitfield Trust. Reproduced with the permission of the Pitfield Trust.\n21. An Archive of the Future: Wood in Thomas Pitfield’s The Poetry of Trees\n22. Soft Leather, Wounded Buttons, and a Silk Ribbon: Clothing a Birgittine Rule Manuscript\nPart X: Materials of Scholarly Performance\nFig. 1: Corridor leading to arts classrooms in school 1. Photograph by the author\n23. The Arts Classroom\n24. Ink on Paper\n25. The Scholar’s Coffee\nList of Contributors