What the smallest detail of dress reveals about gender, sexuality, race, politics, and aesthetics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cristina Giorcelli is professor of American literature at the University of Rome Three. She is coeditor, with Charles Capper, of Margaret Fuller: Transatlantic Crossings in a Revolutionary Age and founding editor of the quarterly journal Letterature d'America.Paula Rabinowitz is professor of English at the University of Minnesota and the author of many books, most recently Black & White & Noir: America's Pulp Modernism.
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Preface and Acknowledgments Clothing Dress Fashion: An Arcade Introduction: Accessorizing the Modern(ist) Body by Cristina Giorcelli 1. No Frills No-Body Nobody by Manuela Fraire 2. The Cult of Femininity Micol Fontana conversing with Cristina Giorcelli 3. Fashion's Model Bodies: A Genealogy by Paola Colaiacomo 4. Wearing the Body over the Dress: Sonia Delaunay's Fashionable Clothes by Cristina Giorcelli 5. Futurist Accessories by Franca Zoccoli 6. Coco Zelda Sara Daisy and Nicole: Accessories for New Ways of Being a Woman by Martha Banta 7. Precious Objects: Laura Riding Her Tiara and the Petrarchan Muse by Becky Peterson 8. Spanish Women's Clothing during the Long Postwar Period (1937-1950) by Giuliana Di Febo 9. The Yellow Star Accessorized: Ironic Discourse in Fatelessness by Imre Kertész by Zsófia Bán 10. Terra Divisa/Terra Divina (T/E/A/R) by Maria Damon 11. Black Hattitude by Jeffrey C. Stewart 12. Barbara Stanwyck's Anklet: The Other Shoe by Paula Rabinowitz 13. Fetishizing the Goods in the Cinematic Jewel by Vito Zagarrio 14. Enchanted Sandals: Italian Shoes and the Post-World War II International Scene by Vittoria C. Caratozzolo Conclusion: In Closing/Close Clothing by Paula Rabinowitz Contributors
Preface and Acknowledgments Clothing Dress Fashion: An Arcade Introduction: Accessorizing the Modern(ist) Body by Cristina Giorcelli 1. No Frills No-Body Nobody by Manuela Fraire 2. The Cult of Femininity Micol Fontana conversing with Cristina Giorcelli 3. Fashion's Model Bodies: A Genealogy by Paola Colaiacomo 4. Wearing the Body over the Dress: Sonia Delaunay's Fashionable Clothes by Cristina Giorcelli 5. Futurist Accessories by Franca Zoccoli 6. Coco Zelda Sara Daisy and Nicole: Accessories for New Ways of Being a Woman by Martha Banta 7. Precious Objects: Laura Riding Her Tiara and the Petrarchan Muse by Becky Peterson 8. Spanish Women's Clothing during the Long Postwar Period (1937-1950) by Giuliana Di Febo 9. The Yellow Star Accessorized: Ironic Discourse in Fatelessness by Imre Kertész by Zsófia Bán 10. Terra Divisa/Terra Divina (T/E/A/R) by Maria Damon 11. Black Hattitude by Jeffrey C. Stewart 12. Barbara Stanwyck's Anklet: The Other Shoe by Paula Rabinowitz 13. Fetishizing the Goods in the Cinematic Jewel by Vito Zagarrio 14. Enchanted Sandals: Italian Shoes and the Post-World War II International Scene by Vittoria C. Caratozzolo Conclusion: In Closing/Close Clothing by Paula Rabinowitz Contributors
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