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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782390615491 03 01 Presses universitaires de Louvain 01 SKU 107977 02 239061549X 03 9782390615491 15 9782390615491 02 01 00 BC 00 01 9.45 in 02 6.30 in 08 14.57 oz 01 24 cm 02 16 cm 08 413 gr BE 10 02 3 01 02 GRAAL Groupe de recherches en archéologie et anthropologie de Louvain 01 01 Ontologies in the Making Anthropological & Archaeological Perspectives 1 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 5736 Quentin Letesson Letesson, Quentin Quentin Letesson 2 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 6848 Lionel Simon Simon, Lionel Lionel Simon 3 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 5213 Jan Driessen Driessen, Jan Jan Driessen 01 eng 00 256 03 10 SOC002010 10 SOC003000 12 HDA 12 HDW 12 JHMC 24 INTERNET Anthropologie 24 INTERNET Archéologie 29 2012 3116 Anthropologie sociale et culturelle 01 06 03 00 This volume comprises the texts of a workshop that took place at the UCLouvain in May 2022 that brought together anthropologists and archaeologists to present ontology-oriented research and discussed the impact of the ontological turn on both disciplines. Although the broad range of recent approaches with an interest in the material and a focus on solid matters are in no way a homogenous field of research, they still share some common ground. For example, they do not dismiss human agency but call for – more or less radically – a displacement in perspective, allowing a greater importance to the material world. How do we move from investigating people and/or things – with a preferential focus on one or the other depending on the discipline – to approach society or culture to understanding networks of actants or meshworks of beings, now or in the past? What does this theoretical shift in perspective entail in terms of methodology? How do we trace and document relations in a less anthropocentric way? Could this focus on relationality somehow help to build bridges between archaeology and anthropology? 02 00 This volume comprises the texts of a workshop that took place at the UCLouvain in May 2022 that brought together anthropologists and archaeologists to present ontology-oriented research and discussed the impact of the ontological turn on both disciplines. 03 00 This volume comprises the texts of a workshop that took place at the UCLouvain in May 2022 that brought together anthropologists and archaeologists to present ontology-oriented research and discussed the impact of the ontological turn on both disciplines. Although the broad range of recent approaches with an interest in the material and a focus on solid matters are in no way a homogenous field of research, they still share some common ground. For example, they do not dismiss human agency but call for – more or less radically – a displacement in perspective, allowing a greater importance to the material world. How do we move from investigating people and/or things – with a preferential focus on one or the other depending on the discipline – to approach society or culture to understanding networks of actants or meshworks of beings, now or in the past? What does this theoretical shift in perspective entail in terms of methodology? How do we trace and document relations in a less anthropocentric way? Could this focus on relationality somehow help to build bridges between archaeology and anthropology? 02 00 This volume comprises the texts of a workshop that took place at the UCLouvain in May 2022 that brought together anthropologists and archaeologists to present ontology-oriented research and discussed the impact of the ontological turn on both disciplines. 04 00 1. Wading through a Flood of Information 7 Quentin Letesson Lionel Simon 2. Welcome to the End Period. 25 Laurent Olivier 3. The Anthropocene: Deep or Shallow? 37 Christopher Witmore 4. For Want of an Anthropocene Archaeology 65 Laurent Olivier Christopher Witmore 5. Making Ontologies with Reduced-Scale Models 83 Carl Knappett 6. Ontology in the Making or Ontogenesis? 95 Ludovic Coupaye 7. Ontologies in the Making 115 Carl Knappett Ludovic Coupaye 8. 'Mindful' Techniques of the Body in Contemporary Amazonia 123 Laura Rival 9. Tentacular Thinking in Bronze Age Crete 145 Andrew Shapland 10. Between Realism and Pluralism 173 Laura Rival Andrew Shapland 11. Exploring the Transmedial Worlds of Woodland Geometric Designs 187 Christopher Watts 12. Father Saint-Onge, a Missionary and an Anthropologist in the Margins 211 Marie-Charlotte Franco 13. Studying the Social Lives and (postcolonial) Afterlives of Things 245 Christopher Watts Marie-Charlotte Franco 16 00 The GRAAL-series (Groupe de recherches en archéologie et anthropologie de Louvain) introduces new perspectives into the appreciation of the human past, regardless of existing scholarly chronological or geographical divides. 16 00 The GRAAL-series (Groupe de recherches en archéologie et anthropologie de Louvain) introduces new perspectives into the appreciation of the human past, regardless of existing scholarly chronological or geographical divides. 17 00 The GRAAL-series (Groupe de recherches en archéologie et anthropologie de Louvain) introduces new perspectives into the appreciation of the human past, regardless of existing scholarly chronological or geographical divides. Through crosscultural approaches of materiality and social practices, our studies aim at showing the relevance of our field to present-day culture. 17 00 The GRAAL-series (Groupe de recherches en archéologie et anthropologie de Louvain) introduces new perspectives into the appreciation of the human past, regardless of existing scholarly chronological or geographical divides. 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