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Material Economies of Life-Time: Grief, Injury, Expiation, Desire

Tracy Fessenden, Hillary Kaell & Alexia Williams

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Dr. Levitt pictured, shoulders up, in a purple shirt and glasses, reading from Maggie Nelson's The Red Parts from her office.

A Photograph in Words

Laura S. Levitt

Article

A stil from a YouTube video features a choir, symphony orchestra, and conductor on the Carnegie Hall stage

Pausing on a Sunday: What Kind of Secular is the American Musical?

Kathryn Lofton

Article

A Closing Conversation

Sarah Rivett & Lerone A. Martin

Article

Long brown hair fastened with bejeweled rose clip, photographed from the back with shoulders--in blue and pink floral top--in frame

The Intimate Ironies of the Wifey: Material Religion and the Body

Ellen Amster, Dusty Gavin & Suzanne van Geuns

Article

Frontispiece to Claude d'Abbeville, Histoire de la Mission

Material Objects

Abstract painting with a circle at its centre divided up into segments of block colour

Designing Risk, Accumulating Failure: Purgatory, the Planned, and Primitive Accumulation

Kati Curts, Emily C. Floyd & Paul Christopher Johnson

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Sperm Whale lithograph from Charles Scammon's Marine Mammals

Material Objects

Hilma Af Klint, Series VII, No. 7B

Material Objects

The Old Gods: Whales, Oil, and Teak

Judith Ellen Brunton, Richard (Chip) J. Callahan, Jr. & Alexandra Kaloyanides

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American Performances, Economies, and Genealogies of Constraint

Laura S. Levitt, Sally M. Promey & David Walker

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Sperm Whale Teeth in Circulation: A Case Study in Material Economics

Richard (Chip) J. Callahan, Jr.

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Material Economies of Life-Time: Grief, Injury, Expiation, Desire

A Photograph in Words

Pausing on a Sunday: What Kind of Secular is the American Musical?

A Closing Conversation

The Intimate Ironies of the Wifey: Material Religion and the Body

Frontispiece to Claude d'Abbeville, Histoire de la Mission

Designing Risk, Accumulating Failure: Purgatory, the Planned, and Primitive Accumulation

Sperm Whale lithograph from Charles Scammon's Marine Mammals

Hilma Af Klint, Series VII, No. 7B

The Old Gods: Whales, Oil, and Teak

American Performances, Economies, and Genealogies of Constraint

Sperm Whale Teeth in Circulation: A Case Study in Material Economics

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