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evocative objects: a standalone construct

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Material culture studies

everyday things that people think with, which hold memories, emotions and ideas for them.

In material culture studies, evocative objects refers to everyday things that people think with, which hold memories, emotions and ideas for them. This meaning comes from Turkle (2007) in Evocative objects.[1]

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  1. Turkle, S. (2007). Evocative objects. MIT Press. ISBN 9781435616530

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