Material Culture Perspectives publishes innovative studies on material culture in literary, visual, and historical studies. The series seeks titles that engage with physical objects – broadly defined and including their formal attributes, ascribed functions, contribution to larger processes and practices, or symbolic significance. The books in this series address a wide range of topics, encompassing both local or global contexts, and offers provocative, reflective, and theoretically informed approaches to material culture studies in the twenty-first century.
Series Editors: Martin Brückner, University of Delaware and Sandy Isenstadt, University of Delaware
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For more information on the University of Delaware’s Material Culture Studies Series, visit the Press’s website.
Contributions by Julian Yates, Wendy Bellion, Julie L. McGee, Torsten Cress, Cindy Ott, Laura E. Helton, Jennifer Van Horn, Kiersten Thamm, Alexandra Ward, Alexander Lawrence Ames, Halina Adams, Rosalie Hooper, Sarah Wasserman, Spencer Wigmore, Catherine Morrissey, Michelle Everidge, Kaila T. Schedeen, Lu Ann De Cunzo, Natalie Elizabeth Wright, Oliver Scheiding, J. Ritchie Garrison, Jesse Kraft, Michael J. Emmons Jr., Jessica Conrad and Bernard L. Herman
