Entangled: An Archeology of the Relationships between Humans and Things (Paperback 2nd Edition)
【お取り寄せ・キャンセルの商品】：2週間~4週間でお届け（お急ぎの方はご遠慮ください。） ／ 【本の説明】240ページ 175*252mm 言語：English 国：アメリカ 408g ISBN：9781119855866 ／ 【本の内容】Offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the theory of material entanglement and entrapment enriched with vivid examples from everyday life Entangled explores how archaeological evidence can help provide a better understanding of the direction of human social and technological change demonstrating how the interrelationship of humans and things is a defining characteristic of human history and culture. Using examples drawn from both the early farming settlements of the Middle East and daily life in the modern world Ian Hodder highlights the complex co-dependencies of humans and things?arguing that the maintenance and sustaining of material worlds are the unseen drivers of huma【本の説明】
240ページ
175*252mm
言語：English
国：アメリカ
408g
ISBN：9781119855866
【本の内容】
Offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the theory of material entanglement and entrapment enriched with vivid examples from everyday life
Entangled
explores how archaeological evidence can help provide a better understanding of the direction of human social and technological change demonstrating how the interrelationship of humans and things is a defining characteristic of human history and culture. Using examples drawn from both the early farming settlements of the Middle East and daily life in the modern world Ian Hodder highlights the complex co-dependencies of humans and things?arguing that the maintenance and sustaining of material worlds are the unseen drivers of human development .
Updated and expanded
Entangled
offers new perspectives on the study of the relationality between things and humans. In this edition the author reframes relationality in terms of various forms of dependence to better explore inequality injustice and the ways people get entrapped in harmful social and economic situations. An entirely new chapter focuses on human dependence on other humans such as between colonial powers and colonized people. Increased focus is placed on object-oriented ontologies and assemblages symmetrical archaeology and indigenous and radical approaches in archaeology that critique relationality and posthumanism. A wide range of new examples references and evolutionary literature are presented throughout the book.
Argues that dependence on things forces down humans particular pathways and social trends
Demonstrates how long-standing entanglements can be irreversible and increase in scale and complexity over time
Integrates archaeology natural and biological sciences and the social sciences
Presents a critical review of key contemporary perspectives including material culture studies phenomenology evolutionary theory cognitive archaeology human ecology and complexity theory
Entangled: A New Archeology of the Relationships between Humans and Things Second Edition
is essential reading for undergraduate and graduate students lecturers researchers and scholars in the fields of archeology anthropology material culture studies and related fields across the social sciences and humanities.
New feature
“Unlike the example of Theseus’s ship Hodder’s new
Entangled
uses many of the same planks to create a different vessel. Things are still front and center but now they are radically recast as conduits through which forces flow forces that move from past to future through a non-existent present of solid objects that is our own projection. Hodder has let his thinking flow over the shifting theoretical terrain of the last decade revealing a new direction for archaeological interpretation.”
?Carl Knappett
Professor and Chair Art History University of Toronto
“In This enhanced second edition enriched by a focus on flows and process the master of archaeological theory demonstrates that his work remains as central to contemporary debates as ever.”
?Oliver Harris
Associate Professor of Archeology University of Leicester
Entangled
presents a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the theory of material entrapment exploring how archaeological evidence can provide a clearer understanding of human social and technological development. Drawing on vivid examples from early history to modern life Ian Hodder’s innovative volume illuminates the entanglement of people and things as a defining characteristic of human history and culture.
Entangled
demonstrates that the co-dependency of humans and objects is the essential unseen driver of human development. This revised and expanded edition provides fresh perspectives on this relationality reframing it in terms of dependency to better explore inequality and injustice. An entirely new chapter explores human dependency on other humans and there is a new focus on object-orientated ontologies symmetrical archaeology and indigenous approaches to archaeology.
Entangled: A New Archeology of the Relationships between Humans and Things Second Edition
is essential reading for undergraduate and graduate students lecturers researchers and scholars in the fields of archaeology anthropology material culture studies phenomenology and evolutionary theory.
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240ページ
175*252mm
言語：English
国：アメリカ
408g
ISBN：9781119855866
【本の内容】
Offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the theory of material entanglement and entrapment enriched with vivid examples from everyday life
Entangled
explores how archaeological evidence can help provide a better understanding of the direction of human social and technological change demonstrating how the interrelationship of humans and things is a defining characteristic of human history and culture. Using examples drawn from both the early farming settlements of the Middle East and daily life in the modern world Ian Hodder highlights the complex co-dependencies of humans and things?arguing that the maintenance and sustaining of material worlds are the unseen drivers of human development .
Updated and expanded
Entangled
offers new perspectives on the study of the relationality between things and humans. In this edition the author reframes relationality in terms of various forms of dependence to better explore inequality injustice and the ways people get entrapped in harmful social and economic situations. An entirely new chapter focuses on human dependence on other humans such as between colonial powers and colonized people. Increased focus is placed on object-oriented ontologies and assemblages symmetrical archaeology and indigenous and radical approaches in archaeology that critique relationality and posthumanism. A wide range of new examples references and evolutionary literature are presented throughout the book.
Argues that dependence on things forces down humans particular pathways and social trends
Demonstrates how long-standing entanglements can be irreversible and increase in scale and complexity over time
Integrates archaeology natural and biological sciences and the social sciences
Presents a critical review of key contemporary perspectives including material culture studies phenomenology evolutionary theory cognitive archaeology human ecology and complexity theory
Entangled: A New Archeology of the Relationships between Humans and Things Second Edition
is essential reading for undergraduate and graduate students lecturers researchers and scholars in the fields of archeology anthropology material culture studies and related fields across the social sciences and humanities.
New feature
“Unlike the example of Theseus’s ship Hodder’s new
Entangled
uses many of the same planks to create a different vessel. Things are still front and center but now they are radically recast as conduits through which forces flow forces that move from past to future through a non-existent present of solid objects that is our own projection. Hodder has let his thinking flow over the shifting theoretical terrain of the last decade revealing a new direction for archaeological interpretation.”
?Carl Knappett
Professor and Chair Art History University of Toronto
“In This enhanced second edition enriched by a focus on flows and process the master of archaeological theory demonstrates that his work remains as central to contemporary debates as ever.”
?Oliver Harris
Associate Professor of Archeology University of Leicester
Entangled
presents a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the theory of material entrapment exploring how archaeological evidence can provide a clearer understanding of human social and technological development. Drawing on vivid examples from early history to modern life Ian Hodder’s innovative volume illuminates the entanglement of people and things as a defining characteristic of human history and culture.
Entangled
demonstrates that the co-dependency of humans and objects is the essential unseen driver of human development. This revised and expanded edition provides fresh perspectives on this relationality reframing it in terms of dependency to better explore inequality and injustice. An entirely new chapter explores human dependency on other humans and there is a new focus on object-orientated ontologies symmetrical archaeology and indigenous approaches to archaeology.
Entangled: A New Archeology of the Relationships between Humans and Things Second Edition
is essential reading for undergraduate and graduate students lecturers researchers and scholars in the fields of archaeology anthropology material culture studies phenomenology and evolutionary theory.
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こちらの商品はご注文後に海外からお取り寄せいたしますので、お届けまでに2週間から4週間程度のお時間をいただいております。最大で1か月ほどかかる場合がございますので、お急ぎの方はご購入をお控えいただけますようお願いいたします。ご注文後、弊社の国内配送センターへ取り寄せ、検品・再梱包を行い、「レターパック」または「クリックポスト」にてお客様へ発送いたします。
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【発送準備中】
メーカーから商品を手配中の際は【発送準備中】と表示されます。問題なく商品の手配・発送準備が進んでおりますので、どうぞご安心ください。最大で1か月まで【発送準備中】と表示される場合がございます。