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Folklore Ethnography

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Folklore Ethnography

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Research Frontiers in Material Culture and Object Biography Studies

Traces the social lives, meanings, and historical trajectories of objects within cultural communities and temporal contexts.

Object Haunting: Spectral Presences in Material Inheritance
Tactile Memory and the Sensory Archive of Kinship
Contested Ownership: Sacred Objects Across Diasporic Communities
Material Obsolescence and the Archaeology of Everyday Abandonment
Ritual Inscription: How Objects Encode Ceremonial Knowledge
Digital Doubles: Virtual Lives of Ethnographic Artifacts
Thresholds of Personhood in Non-Human Material Agency
Crafted Resistance: Subaltern Objects and Counter-Narratives
Temporal Layering in Objects: Palimpsests of Use and Meaning
Material Pilgrimage: Objects in Motion Across Sacred Landscapes

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