01480nam a2200277Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030015001500071020001500086020003100101040002300132050002100155082002400176245010000200260003400300300002900334490003200363504005300395505057400448650003601022650003101058650003301089650004701122700003301169254645OCoLC20191122143135.0010308s2001    enka     b    001 0 eng    aGBA1-Y8263  a1859734553  a185973460X (pbk.)c£14.99  aUKMcUKMdC#PdCDS 4aGT525b.D74 200104a391.0019bD773522100aDressed to impressblooking the partcedited by William J.F. Keenan ; foreword by David Martin.  aOxfordaNew YorkbBergc2001.  axv, 236 p.bill.c25 cm. 0aDress, body, culture2Local  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.0 aIntroduction: Sartor Resartus restored: dress studies in Carlylean perspective -- A comparative exploration of dress and the presentation of self as implicit religion -- An 'informalizing spurt' in clothing regimes: court ballet in the civilizing process -- Land of hip and glory: fashioning the 'classic' national body -- Multiple meanings of the Hijab in contemporary France -- Gestus manifests Habitus: dress and the Mormon -- Vampires and goths: fandom, gender and cult dress -- The fall and rise of erotic lingerie -- Dress freedom: the personal and the political. 0aCostumexSocial aspects.2Local 0aChoice (Psychology)2Local 0aIdentity (Psychology)2Local 0aClothing and dressxSocial aspects.2Local1 aKeenan, William J. F.2Local