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Body matters : exploring the materiality of the human body / edited by Luci Attala and Louise Steel.

Penn Museum Library GN298 .B63 2019
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Attala, Luci, editor.
Steel, Louise, editor.
Series:
Materialities in anthropology and archaeology
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Human body--Social aspects.
Human body.
Human body (Philosophy).
Physical Description:
xviii, 233 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
Cardiff : University of Wales Press, 2019.
Contents:
1 Introduction p. 1 / Luci Attain and Louise Steel
2 Bodies that co-create: The residues and intimacies of vital materials p. 19 / Eloise Govier
3 'I am apple': Relationships of the flesh. Exploring the corporeal entanglements of eating plants in the Amazon p. 39 / Luci Attala
4 Cooled, cured and sedimented: Reforming and edifying the hydrocentric infants of northwestern Amazonia p. 63 / Elizabeth Rahmen
5 Embodied encounters with the ancestors p. 89 / Louise Steel
6 Becoming a community of substance: The Mun, the mud and the therapeutic art of body painting p. 109 / Kate Nialla and Fayers-Kerr
7 The resuscitation of the twice-hanged man: Miracles and the body in medieval Swansea p. 135 / Harriett Webster
8 Dead and dusted: Exploring the mutable boundaries of the body p. 157 / Ros Coard
9 A cup for any occasion? The materiality of drinking experiences at Kerma p. 173 / Carl Walsh
10 All fingers, no thumbs: The materiality of a medieval relic p. 197 / Janet Burton.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1786834154
9781786834157
OCLC:
1061090881

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