Scraps
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.023Keywords:
Scraps, Waste, Trash can, Museum, Memory, Recycling, Indrustrial productionAbstract
To throw out, to keep, or to recycle…? From the trash to the museum, the anthropology of scraps focuses on understanding the correlation between a society’s relationship with scraps and its relationship with its history and time as it passes by.
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