Silver: Transformational Matter (Proceedings of the British Academy)

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2024
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Silver: Transformational Matter (Proceedings of the British Ac...
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0197267548
ISBN-13
9780197267547
eBay Product ID (ePID)
28062950164

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Number of Pages
272 Pages
Publication Name
Silver : Transformational Matter
Language
English
Subject
Jewelry, Decorative Arts
Publication Year
2024
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Design
Author
Helen Hills
Series
Proceedings of the British Academy Ser.
Format
Hardcover

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0.8 in
Item Weight
26.1 Oz
Item Length
9.4 in
Item Width
6.3 in

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Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Series Volume Number
259
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
739.2309
Table Of Content
List of Figures Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements Glossary Introduction: Forging Silver Connections Part I: Silver: Mining, Indigenous Knowledge, and Colonialism 1: ALLISON MARGARET BIGELOW: Gold, Silver, Power, and Abuse: 'The Incorporation and Erasure of Indigenous Knowledges in Spanish Colonial Metalwork' 2: THOMAS B. F. CUMMINS: The Atocha's Silver ca.1622: Ingots, Aquillas, and the Intersection of Values 3: MAGGIE BOLTON: Flowing Silver and Ephemeral Cities: Working the Ruins of Colonial Silver Mines Part II: Silver and the Moon 4: SPIKE BUCKLOW: Silver, the Lunar Metal 5: TIM INGOLD: How the World Shines Silver in the Moonlight Part III: Silver Profits: Trade, Trust, and Trickery 6: SERGIUS KODERA: Between Early Modern Technology and Moral Agenda: Silver Counterfeiting and Assaying in Sixteenth-century Europe 7: KRIS LANE: Mutant Money: The Globe-trotting Career of Seventeenth-century Silver Cash Part IV: Exquisite Effects 8: AVINOAM SHALEM: Fidda (Silver): On the Active Life of Matter 9: ELENA PHIPPS: Weaving Silver: Brilliance and Sheen in Colonial Andean Textiles 10: RICHARD CHECKETTS: Adam van Vianen and Ghosts of Silver in the Late-Renaissance World Index
Synopsis
Silver transformed and convulsed the early modern world. Silver, even more than gold, occupied a deeply charged intersection of forces and dynamics -- philosophical, religious, material, telluric, economic, colonialist, social, cultural, and courtly -- that traversed and profoundly altered the world. Silver from the so-called 'New World' bankrolled and justified the Spanish monarchy in its landgrab, wars, and empire building in both the Americas and in Europe. The great mountain of fabulously rich silver, Cerro Ricco in Potosí, relentlessly exploited by the Spanish invaders from 1545, irrevocably changed power relations, empires, and entire social and environmental ecologies across the globe. Accelerating global commerce and the growth of capitalism, trade in silver intensified the accumulation of capital and uneven trade balances, and enhanced the wealth of northern Europe at the expense of the Global South, particularly of Latin America. This wealth helped jump start the Industrial Revolution a century later. Silver: Transformational Matter draws together essays by leading anthropologists, art historians, and historians to rethink silver across diverse fields and bring into context mining, trade, the Spanish empire and colonialism, Indigenous expertise, high-end Islamic and European silver artifacts, philosophical and alchemical erudition, and the shimmer of silver in textiles and moonlight. The emphasis in this collection is on early modern silver (ca.1545-ca.1700), since that was the crux and highpoint of its economic, artistic, and colonialist triumph, but any notion of a homogeneous historical 'period' is strongly resisted. Time and place were splintered by silver, as well as brought into relation by it., Silver: Transformational Matter presents essays by anthropologists, art historians, and historians which explore the history of silver, incorporating mining, trade, colonialism, and Indigenous expertise.
LC Classification Number
NK7106.S5 2023

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