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DVIZHENIE I VESHCH’: OPYTY CHTENIIA AVTOMOBILIA V POTOKE [MOVEMENT AND THING: ATTEMPTS AT READING AN AUTOMOBILE IN TRAFFIC]
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DVIZHENIE I VESHCH’: OPYTY CHTENIIA AVTOMOBILIA V POTOKE [MOVEMENT AND THING: ATTEMPTS AT READING AN AUTOMOBILE IN TRAFFIC]
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S0869-54150000392-4-1
DOI
10.31857/S50000392-4-1
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Article
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Published
Authors
Tatyana Shchepanskaya 
Edition
Issue 5
Pages
53-66
Abstract

The study of a technically complex thing (automobile) in the context of anthropology of mobility brings to discussion the questions of the ratio of material and immaterial aspects of the functioning of a subject; the materiality and mobility; and the semiosis ofthings by means of the added materiality in the course of social communication. Visual materials - the photos of cars made by the author in 2006-2016 on the roads of St. Petersburg and its suburbs - have formed the empirical basis of the article. In their interpretation, the ethnographic field records of interviews with drivers, observations and radio negotiations during trips collected by the author during the same period in the same and adjacent regions of the northwest of Russia are used.

Keywords
Anthropology of things, material culture, movement, mobility, automobile, social communication, augmented reality, identity, visual anthropology
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Golley 1978 - Golley F.B. Bus Names in Costa Rica // Western Folklore. 1978. Vol. 37(1). P. 58-60.
Sanderson 1969 - Sanderson S. The Folklore of the Motor-Car // Folklore. 1969. Vol. 80(4). P. 241252.

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