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Dingkulturen : Objekte in Literatur, Kunst Und Gesellschaft Der Vormoderne, H...

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Subject Area: Literary Criticism, Religion, Social Science Item Height: 0.6 in ISBN: 9783110448955 Item Length: 9.4 in Format: Hardcover Subject: Medieval, European / German, European / General, General, Customs & Traditions Language: German Book Title: Dingkulturen : Objekte in Literatur, Kunst Und Gesellschaft Der V Number of Pages: 472 Pages Publisher: DE Gruyter, Inc. Author: Heike Sahm Item Weight: 33.7 Oz Publication Name: Dingkulturen : Objekte in Literatur, Kunst Und Gesellschaft Der Vormoderne Type: Textbook Publication Year: 2016 width: 6.7 in height: 0.6 in Item Width: 6.7 in Series: Literatur-Theorie-Geschichte Ser.

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Dingkulturen : Objekte in Literatur, Kunst Und Gesellschaft Der Vormoderne, H.... Dingkulturen : Objekte in Literatur, Kunst Und Gesellschaft Der Vormoderne, Hardcover by Mu¨hlherr, Anna (EDT); Quast, Bruno (EDT); Sahm, Heike (EDT); Schausten, Monika (EDT), ISBN 3110448955, ISBN-13 9783110448955, Brand New, Free shipping in the US "This volume features contributions on premodern literature, art, and society, written from the perspectives of object theory. It reflects in particular on theories of gift-exchange, as well as the concepts of agency and interconnections between humans and objects. Related fields of study that contribute to the discussions are historical narratology as well as the phenomena of artificiality and aesthetics."-- Dingkulturen : Objekte in Literatur, Kunst Und Gesellschaft Der Vormoderne, Hardcover by Mu¨hlherr, Anna (EDT); Quast, Bruno (EDT); Sahm, Heike (EDT); Schausten, Monika (EDT), ISBN 3110448955, ISBN-13 9783110448955, Brand New, Free shipping in the US "This volume features contributions on premodern literature, art, and society, written from the perspectives of object theory. It reflects in particular on theories of gift-exchange, as well as the concepts of agency and interconnections between humans and objects. Related fields of study that contribute to the discussions are historical narratology as well as the phenomena of artificiality and aesthetics."--

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