And pain is not an object of culture.
By making violence into a subject for culture, you make pain into an object of culture.
My idea was to restore this sense of love and respect to the recording as an object of culture".
In the case of the East India Company, collection of documents, artefacts and objet's d'art from India helped develop the idea of a subjugated Indian populace in the minds of the British people, the thought being that the possession of such objects of a culture represented understanding of, dominance over, and mastery of that culture.
"They were collected originally as ethnographic objects of a culture that was meant to die out.
Jewish Museum, museum in New York City, displaying art and objects of Jewish culture from the past 4,000 years.
Objects of material culture, such as rugs, mats, baskets, thatched roofs, and walking canes, were modeled on African examples.
In a broad sense, cells, tissues, and organs that are isolated and maintained in the laboratory are considered the objects of tissue culture.
RICHARD BRODY: What's fascinating is the total recycling of long-dormant or strangely ancient objects of mass culture; board games, comic books, TV shows, and remakes of movies.
Settles concluded from his research that whilst nerds prefer the life of the mind - academia and ideas - geeks are more attracted to the objects of pop culture - to collections, TV shows and games.
It embraces, on the one hand, the finest of fine furniture and the most delicately refined of decorative arts (ceramics, rugs, silver), and, on the other, such objects of popular culture as toys, homemade utilitarian objects like fanciful weather vanes and the goofiest kinds of folk art.
