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Introduction. Matter and meaning : a cultural sociology of nationalism / Geneviève Zubrzycki -- Part I. Materiality and institutions. Artisans and the construction of the French state : the political role of the Louvre's workshops / Chandra Mukerji -- In, on, and of the inviolable soil : pottery fragments and the materiality of Italian nationhood / Fiona Greenland -- Raw materials : natural resources, technological discourse, and the making of Canadian nationalism / Melissa Aronczyk -- Simultaneously worlds apart : placing national diversity on display at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts / Peggy Levitt -- Part II. Things that matter. A brief history of sweat : inscribing "national feeling" on and through a football jersey / Claudio E. Benzecry -- That banal object of nationalism : "old stones" as heritage in the early days of French public television / Alexandra Kowalski -- The mythical power of everyday objects : the material culture of radical nationalism in postsocialist Hungary / Virág Molnár -- Part III. Places, practices, and performances. Engaging objects : a phenomenology of the tea ceremony and Japaneseness / Kristin Surak -- Traces and steps : expanding Polishness through a Jewish sensorium? / Geneviève Zubrzycki -- A temple of social hope? : Tempelhof Airport in Berlin and its transformation / Dominik Bartmański.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 241-264) and index.
Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2017