The culture of cooling – an introduction

Matilda  Marshall; Inger Johanne Lyngø

doi:10.54807/kp.v32.8950

Författare

Matilda Marshall Umeå universitet
Inger Johanne Lyngø Oslo Metropolitan University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54807/kp.v32.8950

Nyckelord:

kyla, kylteknik, is, kylskåp, materialitet, konsumtion

Abstract

Guest editors' introduction to Theme: Cold and freezing.

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