String Figures

The book "String Figures" by Diaphanes offers a comprehensive examination of the cultural practice of tying figures, situated at the intersection of art, anthropology, and theory. It highlights the social and cultural dimensions of this practice and explores how it is interpreted and practiced in various societies. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the topic is viewed from both artistic and anthropological perspectives, leading to a deeper understanding of the significance and impact of string figures in different cultural contexts. The authors, Waltenspül and Schulze, combine theoretical analyses with practical examples to illustrate the relevance of this tradition in the modern world. This book is aimed at readers interested in social sciences, art, and cultural practices, providing valuable insights into a often overlooked subject.