Materiality

by Miller, Daniel

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Title Statements

Full title :Materiality / edited by Daniel Miller.

Summary

Objects in the mirror appear closer than they are / Lynn Meskell -- A materialist approach to materiality / Michael Rowlands -- Some properties of art and culture : ontologies of the image and economics of exchange / Fred Myers -- Sticky subjects and sticky objects : the substance of African Christian healing / Matthew Engelke -- Does money matter? : abstraction and substitution in alternative financial forms / Bill Maurer -- The materiality of finance theory / Hirokazu Miyazaki -- Signs are not the garb of meaning : on the social analysis of material things / Webb Keane -- Materiality and cognition : the changing face of things / Susanne Küchler -- Beyond mediation : three new material registers and their consequences / Nigel Thrift -- Things happen : or, from which moment does that object come? / Christopher Pinney.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:2005.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Duke University Press
Place of Publication:Durham, N.C
Language:eng
Publication Date:2005.

The Physical Object

Description:294 p. : : il. ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9780822335429, 0822335425, 0822335301, 9780822335306
oclc:ocn858868315
LC Classification:GN406
Dewey Decimal:306.4/6

Objects in the mirror appear closer than they are / Lynn Meskell -- A materialist approach to materiality / Michael Rowlands -- Some properties of art and culture : ontologies of the image and economics of exchange / Fred Myers -- Sticky subjects and sticky objects : the substance of African Christian healing / Matthew Engelke -- Does money matter? : abstraction and substitution in alternative financial forms / Bill Maurer -- The materiality of finance theory / Hirokazu Miyazaki -- Signs are not the garb of meaning : on the social analysis of material things / Webb Keane -- Materiality and cognition : the changing face of things / Susanne Küchler -- Beyond mediation : three new material registers and their consequences / Nigel Thrift -- Things happen : or, from which moment does that object come? / Christopher Pinney.