ARTH-A 439: THE ART HISTORIAN AS SHERLOCK HOLMES: OBJECTS AND MATERIALITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE (3 credits)

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Investigates the intersections of material culture, scientific knowledge, and subjectivity to explore fundamental questions posed by the objects in a variety of disciplines and frameworks. Looking at objects simultaneously as "things" and as "ideological constructs," seeks to break down the artificial border between "the material" and "the virtual."

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