Bibliography (annotated)
Feest, Christian: The Thing: The Anthropology and purpose. In: Archiv 51 (2000): The thing. Ethnology and purpose (= Archives of Ethnology). P. 5-7. [KW]
[Positioning the unit of analysis thing in anthropology at universities and museums]
Feest, Christian: anthropology and material culture. In: Archiv 51 (2000): The thing. Ethnology and purpose (= Archives of Ethnology). P. 147-155. [KW]
[In anthropological perspective representation made as to the relevance aspect of the thing (according to R. Linton) can be handled]
Feest , Christian: Transformations of a mask: Confidential intelligences from the LIFEWAY of things. In: Baessler-Archiv, NF, Vol XLVI (1998). P. 255-293. [KW]
[Biography of an Indian form of various museums and collections, based on which Feest value and meaning with shows]
Graßkamp, Walter:
Korff , Gottfried: Seven questions about the everyday things. In: King, Gudrun (ed.): Everyday Things: Explorations of the material culture (Studies and materials of the Ludwig-Uhland-Institute of the University of Tübingen, vol 27) Tübingen 2005, p. 29-42. [BK and DS]
Korff , Gottfried: wood and hand. Reflections on a "German" Materials Science in the interwar period. In: Wagner, Monika and Rübel Dietmar (ed.): Material in art and daily life (= Hamburger research on art history studies, theories, sources, vol 1.) Berlin 2002, p. 165-185. [BK and BS]
Korff, Gottfried: things terribly cultured. Notes on ethnographic material culture research. In: Gries Franz Hofer and Margot Schindler (ed.): Network folklore. Ideas and methods. Festschrift for Klaus Beith 70th Birthday (= special publications of the Society for Ethnology in Vienna, Volume 4) Vienna 1999, p.273-290. [BK and DS]
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Thursday, October 18, 2007
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EXCURSION
DingfetischistInnen love,
In Wien Museum is currently running the show "Baby on Board", a cultural history of the stroller, so a show that revolves mainly around an object's history. I find the presentation very exciting - time warp with the objects defined by the space around it into context. Maybe you feel like that we look at the exhibition together and do a presentation critique. I could provide substantive background, I am teaching there.
Greetings, Herbert
DingfetischistInnen love,
In Wien Museum is currently running the show "Baby on Board", a cultural history of the stroller, so a show that revolves mainly around an object's history. I find the presentation very exciting - time warp with the objects defined by the space around it into context. Maybe you feel like that we look at the exhibition together and do a presentation critique. I could provide substantive background, I am teaching there.
Greetings, Herbert
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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Hello to all.
Today Wednesday we have the first round of the course in the Austrian Museum for Folklore completed.
Klara Löffler has presented the program.
The next meeting will continue on 24/10/2007. Until then, three texts are read: Gudrun M. König, barbed wire: the analysis of material culture and the principle of the thing significance; Hermann Heidrich, from aesthetics to contextuality: material culture research; Museum of Folk Culture in Württemberg, catalog, 13 Things. Form functional significance;
originals are in the Institute and Museum.
were also awarded to the present text searches that flow from 7:11:07 in the seminar program should. More details at Klara Löffler.
The blog serves as a communication tool for the seminar, but is open plan. To the registered participants was made via e-mail the password to contribute postings.
In the blog, text can be produced or copied, you can also upload pictures and link on the left. Other files to upload is not possible.
you soon and best wishes
Matthias Beith
Hello to all.
Today Wednesday we have the first round of the course in the Austrian Museum for Folklore completed.
Klara Löffler has presented the program.
The next meeting will continue on 24/10/2007. Until then, three texts are read: Gudrun M. König, barbed wire: the analysis of material culture and the principle of the thing significance; Hermann Heidrich, from aesthetics to contextuality: material culture research; Museum of Folk Culture in Württemberg, catalog, 13 Things. Form functional significance;
originals are in the Institute and Museum.
were also awarded to the present text searches that flow from 7:11:07 in the seminar program should. More details at Klara Löffler.
The blog serves as a communication tool for the seminar, but is open plan. To the registered participants was made via e-mail the password to contribute postings.
In the blog, text can be produced or copied, you can also upload pictures and link on the left. Other files to upload is not possible.
you soon and best wishes
Matthias Beith
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