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BeuteWeltgeschichte in Bildern neu erzhlt: vom wechselhaften Leben der Objekte zwischen Erwerb, Entwendung und Restitution. Im Zentrum dieses prchtigen Bildatlas steht die Ikonographie von 'Beutenahmen' und 'Entwendungen', 'Beschlagnahmungen', 'Zwangsgaben' oder schlicht und einfach: Raubgtern. Erzhlt wird Weltgeschichte hier nicht nur ber Objekte im Kontext ihrer Entstehung oder Prsentation, sondern im Spiegel der wechselhaften Eigentumsverhltnisse, in

Weltgeschichte in Bildern neu erzählt: vom wechselhaften Leben der Objekte zwischen Erwerb, Entwendung und Restitution. Im Zentrum dieses prächtigen Bildatlas steht die Ikonographie von 'Beutenahmen' und 'Entwendungen', 'Beschlagnahmungen', 'Zwangsgaben' oder schlicht und einfach: Raubgütern. Erzählt wird Weltgeschichte hier nicht nur über Objekte im Kontext ihrer Entstehung oder Präsentation, sondern im Spiegel der wechselhaften Eigentumsverhältnisse, in denen sie sich befanden, und der Besitzansprüche, die an sie gestellt werden. Diese den Gegenständen eingeschriebenen Beziehungen sind bis heute geprägt von Macht- und Überlegenheitsansprüchen. Und: Weltgeschichte kann nicht ohne Kolonialismus erzählt werden, die europäische Moderne nicht ohne Rassismus. Dieser verblüffende Bildatlas enthüllt diese Geschichte und zeigt, dass über alle Zeiten hinweg Darstellungen solcher Entwendungen auch Unrecht dokumentiert haben. Die Bilder sind gekonnt inszeniert und immer mit der Absicht verbunden, die eigene Sammlungstätigkeit als Ausweis der eigenen Überlegenheit zu entwerfen. In ihrer Zusammenschau, die einen weiten historischen Bogen spannt - vom neuassyrischen und römisch-antiken Relief über Karikaturen und Gemälde aus Zeiten Napoleons bis hin zu den Kolonialismus dokumentierenden Fotografien und aktueller Kunst -, wird ein System sichtbar, von dem Museumssammlungen und -bestände im Globalen Norden profitiert haben und das dieser Band mutig ins Bewusstsein holt: Es gilt zuweilen nicht nur zurückzublicken, sondern auch zurückzugeben. Immer schon entstand Eigentum auch durch Diebstahl. Und das Sammeln war selten unschuldig.

EAN: 9783751803113
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 21.05.2021
Produktform: Leinen, Gebunden
Redaktion: Savoy, Bénédicte & Lagatz, Merten & Sissis, Philippa
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 389
Keyword: Antike; Beutekunst; Kolonialismus; Kulturgutverlagerung; Kunstdiebstahl; Kunstraub; Postkolonialismus; Provenienz; Trophäenwesen; Weltgeschichte; translocation
Fachschema: Beutekunst - Restitution~Kunstraub / Beutekunst~Kunstdiebstahl~Kunstraub~Sozialwissenschaften~Wissenschaft / Sozialwissenschaften
Fachkategorie: Geschichte~Nachschlagewerke, Informationswissenschaften und Interdisziplinäre Themen~Gesellschaft und Sozialwissenschaften, Kunstfälschung, Kunstdiebstahl
Thema: Auseinandersetzen, Verstehen
Text Sprache: ger
Verlag: Matthes & Seitz Verlag, Matthes & Seitz Berlin
Länge: 235 mm
Breite: 177 mm
Höhe: 33 mm
Gewicht: 1038 gr
Genre: Geisteswissenschaften/Kunst/Musik
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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We use these on my husband’s cracked feet in the winter and put on a thick cream under these socks. They are nice because hair, dirt and that kind of stuff doesn’t stick to the outside. I do wish them came in more sizes and colors. They were a little small for my husband, but still worked good enough. My husband isn’t thrilled about wearing pink socks around the house. At least it’s just around the house and not out in public though.
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Flavor Name: XL silicone socks 2 pairs
I absolutely love these things. But the first time I put them on in the living room. The walk to my bedroom was VERY interesting 😂😂😂 I now know I need to put them on and hang out for a bit, or simply go to bed. They do exactly what I need them to do. Feet feel great afterwards! With the right lotion, only need to use one every couple of weeks.
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Flavor Name: XL silicone socks 2 pairs
After trying several other brands that actually my size did not have the luxury feeling of these. T although x large they have the BEST feel and function. I put lotion on then slip them on and within a few minutes my dry cracked heals are soft. Really a nice product.
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Absolute game changer for chronically dry feet/cracked heels
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I had recently bought a pair of silicone heel/ankle wraps to fill out my boot a little since I noticed my heels were lifting when I was skating. I tested them out around the house and noticed they left my heels softer while the rest of my sockless feet got quite dry. So I got these full foot silicone socks to see the effect of having my whole foot covered. I slather the entirety of my feet with Dr. Scholl's Severe Cracked Heel Restoring Balm (love how convenient it is to apply it to my feet with the solid stick form) and then slip them into these silicone socks. After just a couple hours, when I pull out my feet they're (a teeny bit sweaty at first), but then overall soft and smooth and have absorbed the balm fully leaving barely any residue in the silicone sock. I find these silicone socks generally comfortable; I wear them in the evenings while relaxing on the couch, take them off after a couple hours and let my feet breathe a bit, and then reapply my balm and socks and wear them to bed. If I wake up in the middle of the night, which I almost always do (not because of the socks), I'll take the socks off and allow my feet to breathe again. I wear a woman's size 6 shoe and the small size is pretty comfortable. However, I made the mistake of wearing them while being on my feet for a couple hours straight during household chores -- they must've somehow cut off my circulation a bit with the standing, so I wouldn't recommend wearing these silicone socks while being active. And since they're not exactly my foot size, they slide around sometimes and will start to feel tight at my big toe. But if that happens, I just tug on the toe area of the sock to give my big toe more wiggle room and problem solved. Prior to wearing these socks, I was soaking and doing heavy duty exfoliation of my feet every week. These socks seem like they'll work to help me extend the time between soakings and exfoliations. The 5 pack is a great value. So far none have torn, so they seem rather durable. Not sure what I could even do to tear a hole in these.
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