Vietnamese Objects. The Material Culture of Resilience in the Face of (de)colonization

Vietnamese Objects. The Material Culture of Resilience in the Face of (de)colonizationC ph (coffee), c ph phin (coffee filter), atis (artichoke), xi n ma (cinema), cng tin (canteen), xi mng (cement), gh t n (Thonet chair): In the Vietnamese language, many words and names of everyday objects clearly show their French origins. Through cultural anthropology, epistemology of Vietnamese design, and the sociology of objects, the research project 'Objets Vietnamiens' analyses the production of objects in Vietnam in the light of French

the definition and boundary of “normal” and “pervert” are fluctuating and unstable

and excerpts from the artworks to construct a unique time and space for the reader

Marked by refined purity of form

Each action is equally important and can be your starting point

That notion permeates this collection of texts and images

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Mélenchon embarks on a survey of human history from its earliest moments to the crisis-ridden present

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providing insights into the ethics of the residency field in today’s accelerated and contested times

Raul Marroquin started his Fandangos project when he was a resident at the Jan van Eyck Academie

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The front and back cover contain two student-contributed indexes for more complex layers of reading beyond the broad categories that structure the publication