Journal of Material Culture

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Material Culture is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Making a home in the world: Clothes as mnemonic devices through which refugees experience home in flight and resettlement16
Fragments of affinity: Photographic archives and the material performance of personhood in a zongo community of Ghana15
In defense of materiality: Attending to the sensori-social life of things8
Becoming otter: Avatars and the crafting of the self in social virtual reality5
Local fashion, global imagination: Agency, identity, and aspiration in the diasporic Hmong community5
A tiny home of one's own5
Expanding accidental sustainability: A material culture study of clothing5
The artification of fossils in commercial art spaces: Dinosaurs in a desirescape5
Routinizing and scrutinizing: Divergent yet potentially complementary modes of valuing money's material forms4
9/11 steel: Distributed memorialization4
From demon to deity: Forging a new iconography for Mahishasur4
Introduction: Vital waste, or the body extended3
The ophthalmoscope and the physician: Technical innovations and professionalization of medicine3
Objectified but not Materialized Theory: Human Waste Diagrams Under Erasure3
Reading clay: The temporal and transformative potential of clay in contemporary scientific practice3
Anthropological face casts: Towards an ethical processing of their histories and difficult legacies of intimacy and ambiguity2
Making masks: The women behind Ghana's nose covering mandate during the COVID-19 outbreak2
‘Rotten and useful’: Compos(t)ing knowledge in Mongol Iran2
Invasive materialities: War bunkers as disturbing nodes of collaboration2
Masculinized femininity of women characters on the Kabuki stage: Female Onnagata's “cross-gender” performance in the “all-male” theatre2
T-shaped craft researchers’ contribution in transdisciplinary research projects2
The matter of value: Circular economy for plastics, extended producer responsibility schemes and recycling in India2
Migrant art as embodied and relational homemaking: Integrating oneself in Japan through sensory materiality2
Materiality and media memory: The practical application and meaning construction of the tape recorder in China in 1980s2
Circulation in four walnuts from the Sarah Pike Conger collection1
Memory and materiality: The becoming of biographic objects after war and forced displacement1
Revealing cultural ergonomics and functionality within traditional industry1
Stories with the terrain, stories with the ice: Storytelling as a socio-material practice1
Social ruination and alternative materialities in a dissonant landscape of modernity: The case of GAP in Halfeti, Turkey1
Visualising the universe: The role of pictures in mediating people's relationship with outer space1
Response to Tim Ingold1
‘Coming to life’ through crafting miniature dioramas of home1
The flamboyance of things: Handmade material culture in new-wave carnival in New Orleans1
Introduction: Afterlives in objects1
Yuki Kihara's Paradise Camp as a potential Fa’afafine museum: Fabulous cohabitation in a shared world1
Learning from the secondary: Rethinking architectural conservation through ‘barn architecture’1
Contemporary archaeology in conflict zones: The materiality of violence and the transformation of the urban space in Temuco, Chile during the social outburst1
Adopted heritage: German objects in the Western Territories of Poland1
Transmediation as method and intervention: The woven artwork of Jaad Kuujus (Meghann O'Brien)1
Bears like us: Blurring species boundaries through embodied experiences of museum skeleton specimen preparation1
Crafting nostalgia: Emotional capital and the randoseru’s victory1
Pith and power: Colonial style in France and French West Africa1
Making time: Knitting as temporal-material entanglement1
The absence that will not go away1
Tourists of their own past: Aural palimpsests from the Mao era1
When Does Infrastructure “Qualify for [Artistic] Attention”? The “ABCs” of Contemporary Art in Post-Liberalization India1
COVID, clay, and the digital: The role of digital media in pottery skill development during the COVID-19 pandemic in Britain1
A space age instrument for space voyagers: The personal, professional, and cultural relevance of astronaut chronographs1
Rethinking gender from the ethnographic museum. Introduction to the special issue1
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