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Speaking for and with objects: a conversation with Kate Franklin
In the following, archaeologist and medievalist Kate Franklin (Tufts University) discusses with us her recent monograph Everyday Cosmopolitanisms: Living the Silk Road in Medieval Armenia1 as well as broader questions about how to deal conscientiously with material objects. While Franklin has extens
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