Geneviève Zubrzycki is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Weiser Center for Europe and Eurasia at the University of Michigan.
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Matter and Meaning: A Cultural Sociology of Nationalism —Geneviève Zubrzycki 1. Artisans and the Construction of the French State: The Political Role of the Louvre's Workshops —Chandra Mukerji 2. In, On, and Of the Inviolable Soil: Pottery Fragments and the Materiality of Italian Nationhood —Fiona Greenland 3. Raw Materials: Natural Resources, Technological Discourse, and the Making of Canadian Nationalism —Melissa Aronczyk 4. Simultaneously Worlds Apart: Placing National Diversity on Display at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts —Peggy Levitt 5. A Brief History of Sweat: Inscribing "National Feeling" on and through a Football Jersey —Claudio E. Benzecry 6. That Banal Object of Nationalism: "Old Stones" as French Heritage in the Early Days of Public Television —Alexandra Kowalski 7. The Mythical Power of Everyday Objects: The Material Culture of Radical Nationalism in Postsocialist Hungary —Virág Molnár 8. Engaging Objects: A Phenomenology of the Tea Ceremony and Japaneseness —Kristin Surak 9. Traces and Steps: Expanding Polishness through a Jewish Sensorium? —Geneviève Zubrzycki 10. A Temple of Social Hope? Tempelhof Airport in Berlin and Its Transformation —Dominik Bartmäski
Matter and Meaning: A Cultural Sociology of Nationalism —Geneviève Zubrzycki 1. Artisans and the Construction of the French State: The Political Role of the Louvre's Workshops —Chandra Mukerji 2. In, On, and Of the Inviolable Soil: Pottery Fragments and the Materiality of Italian Nationhood —Fiona Greenland 3. Raw Materials: Natural Resources, Technological Discourse, and the Making of Canadian Nationalism —Melissa Aronczyk 4. Simultaneously Worlds Apart: Placing National Diversity on Display at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts —Peggy Levitt 5. A Brief History of Sweat: Inscribing "National Feeling" on and through a Football Jersey —Claudio E. Benzecry 6. That Banal Object of Nationalism: "Old Stones" as French Heritage in the Early Days of Public Television —Alexandra Kowalski 7. The Mythical Power of Everyday Objects: The Material Culture of Radical Nationalism in Postsocialist Hungary —Virág Molnár 8. Engaging Objects: A Phenomenology of the Tea Ceremony and Japaneseness —Kristin Surak 9. Traces and Steps: Expanding Polishness through a Jewish Sensorium? —Geneviève Zubrzycki 10. A Temple of Social Hope? Tempelhof Airport in Berlin and Its Transformation —Dominik Bartmäski
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