Titlebook: Cultures of Obsolescence; History, Materiality Babette B. Tischleder,Sarah Wasserman Book 2015 Babette B. Tischleder and Sarah Wasserman 20

Introduction

Urgency

Phenomenological Preliminaries,stasy. In the near future worn-out things will be made new again by reconfiguring the molecules. Pair of shoes. Tires. Molecular detection will also allow the determination of an object’s physical history. This matchbox for example. Its collection of molecules could indicate everywhere its ever been

怕失去錢

The Afterlife and the Transcendental I,nfold in the fateful divide between prewar history and postgenocidal reckoning. They additionally witness the geographic divisions of the Cold War. In the process, those flows of goods, processes, and media long described as “Americanization” feed into the ambitions of an “American Century”: a term

減至最低

Decongestant

調整校對

饑荒

Keshan-disease

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archaeology

Introductioneather turns windy and wintry, and the camera lingers on the lamp standing in the rain, its shade and bulb turned toward the window of the house, where the woman sits dry and cozy in the warm glow of a new lamp. A spare piano score emphasizes the sad fate of the unloved red lamp until, suddenly, a m

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