Another Look: Social Objects

Considering the three questions we explored, what happens when we think about the use of objects in the social realm through the way they physically "attach" to the body? For example, how could we understand a chalice in the social realm, if a chalice relates to the mouth, and the mouth, according to John of Salisbury, represents governors and judges? 

Take a look at each of these objects again with this idea in mind. 

What other ways of thinking about objects and the middle ages does this exploration open up?