Titlebook: (Re-)Claiming Bodies Through Fashion and Style; Gendered Configurati Viola Thimm Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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R. Wagner,D. Eisenmann,B. Dick,K. W. Jacobionly interest but also a lively online debate. In this study, I use the controversy over the nail polish to interrogate the complex ways through which social, cultural, material, and religious interpretations of body intersect with marketplace dynamics and inform identities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60576-5s do they make and why? These questions are engaged with in interviews with research participants from Malaysia and Iran. This chapter argues that unveiling is not an event as it is very much a process of liminality comprised of sartorial-embodied tactics that traverse the dialectics of veiling and hair.

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Berichte der Arbeitsgemeinschaftenalysis of the postcolonial framing of Douibis work in this exhibition. Finally, a different hermeneutical approach with the idea of “fragmented memories” allows the creation of new models for identities in times when the heroic past of the struggle for independence has served its time.

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Die Ermittlung umweltrelevanter Kosten,ty in their social context and in essentially rainbow capitalist market. As a result, they have been able to reclaim not only Islamic philosophy for the Islamic third gender community but also a safe space for their political narration and organisation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60840-7lized regional fashion, these diaspora women drape ambivalent aesthetics and ethics, uneven religious ascriptions and political projections within the textile of Punjabi suits, with which they express and continuously adjust their life designs.

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Berichte der Arbeitsgemeinschaftenfemininity, all attributes that historically have been valued in this setting. This chapter provides insight into social change, demonstrating that dress is an integral way through which women attempt to rework the broader social hierarchy.