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Museum-worthy smartwatches: A medical humanities perspective
This thesis focuses on the relationships that bind people to their smartwatches along the Sea Point Promenade in the city of Cape Town. The study identifies smartwatches as objects with immense social, personal, and interpersonal traction. Materiality in anthropology is well explored and offers a ra...
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School of African and GenderStuds, Anth and Ling
2025
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