To browse Academia. This special issue of the Material Culture Review is concerned with things being used in a context other than the one in which they originated. Delocalization and relocalization of material culture happen on different scales—not only between different continents, but also within the same country or inside a single apartment.
This perspective allows to study the migration of objects from one territory to another. Intelligenza emotiva per una scuola competente, Log in with Facebook Log in with Google.
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Things Between Worlds. Related papers Art and Exoticism. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, , p. Paris, A. Colin, , p. Marie-Jeanne Morasse. See article page Autrement dit, le regard fabrique le lointain. This perspective allows us to study in parallel the migration of material culture from one territory to another.
Delocalization and relocalization of material culture happen on different scales—not only between different continents, but also within the same country or inside a single apartment, as Brigitte Derlon and Monique Jeudy-Ballini demonstrate with the example of African art collectors in Paris. In this case, relocation is a form of recreation: at an institutional or at an individual level, the people relocalizing objects give them a signification, and freeze, even temporarily, in a potential identity.
