Everyday political objects from the Middle Ages to the contemporary world
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London :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
[2021]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction : useful objects / Christopher Fletcher
- Rings of power : the interpretation of early medieval objects of adornment / Julie Renou
- The practical and symbolic uses of the medieval horn : from power object to common instrument / Luc Bourgeois
- A history of domestic disorder : the French royal household in the thirteenth and fourteenth century / Gil Bartholeyns
- The prince and his coffer : the material functions and symbolic power of an everyday political object at the end of the Middle Ages / Jean-Baptiste Santamaria
- Teapots, fans and snuffboxes : the portable politics of gender and empire in eighteenth century Britain / Vanessa Alayrac-Fielding
- Wooden shoes and Wellington boots : the politics of footwear in Georgian Britain / Matthew McCormack
- The fan during the French Revolution : from the elite to the people / Mathilde Semal
- Resisting with objects? : seditious political objects and their 'agency' in Restoration France (1814-1830) / Emmanuel Fureix
- A sonorous politics of everyday objects : coal workers' charivaris during the Anzin strike of 1884 / Adrien Quièvre
- Political fashion : elegance as subversion in the Congos of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Manuel Charpy
- 'Citizen Browning' : the banality of a revolutionary object, c.1905-c.1912 / Eric Fournier
- Bringing audible propaganda into the everyday : the politicization of the phonograph record from its origins to the SERP, 1888-2000 / Jonathan Thomas
- Image, voice and voivodes : communist diafilm in Romania, 1950-1989 / Alexandra Ilina
- The trajectory of a spear : the materiality of an everyday political object in northwestern Burkina / Laurence Douny.
