Temporalities of Objects is a theoretical construct within Material Culture Theory that identifies and analyzes the multiple, often coexisting temporal dimensions—such as production, circulation, use, and obsolescence—through which objects acquire meaning and agency in social and cultural contexts.
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The cultural biography of objects
Chris Gosden, Yvonne Marshall · World Archaeology · 1999 · 1.1K citations
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