Worn: Footwear, Attachment and the Affects of Wear
Autor Ellen Sampsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 ian 2022
"Beautifully written, entirely accessible, poignant and profound" - Amy de la Haye
In a culture preoccupied with newness and a fashion system largely predicated upon it, what is the significance of worn clothes and why do they have the power to affect us so deeply? How are relationships to clothing produced and maintained through the embodied practices of wearing, maintenance and repair? Through a focus upon a single garment, the shoe, this book calls on readers to reconsider the value of the marks of wear at a time when fast fashion reigns supreme and interest in damaged, or worn, garments quietly increases. Bringing together anthropological and psychoanalytic theory with practices of handmaking, wearing, and photography, this book asks what is the embodied experience of wearing and the affect of the worn?
Beautifully illustrated in full color throughout, Worn is the first book to focus exclusively on the significance of imperfect garments as important aspects of our material world and culture.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350294547
ISBN-10: 1350294543
Pagini: 272
Ilustrații: 105 color illus
Dimensiuni: 190 x 248 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.8 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350294543
Pagini: 272
Ilustrații: 105 color illus
Dimensiuni: 190 x 248 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.8 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Cuprins
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Wearing Diary 1
Chapter 1: New Shoes: Objects of fantasy, Objects of desire
Wearing Diary 2
Chapter 2: Wearing and being worn
Wearing Diary 3
Chapter 3: The dressed body in motion
Wearing Diary 4
Chapter 4: The Cleaved Garment: the maker, the wearer, and the 'me and not me' of fashion practice
Wearing Diary 5
Chapter 5: The Empty Shoe: Imprint, memory, and the marks of experience
Wearing Diary 6
Chapter 6: Encounters and affects: garments, and the memory nexus
Wearing Diary 7
Chapter 7: Worn: Imprint, attachment, and the affective encounter
Afterword
References
Notes
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Wearing Diary 1
Chapter 1: New Shoes: Objects of fantasy, Objects of desire
Wearing Diary 2
Chapter 2: Wearing and being worn
Wearing Diary 3
Chapter 3: The dressed body in motion
Wearing Diary 4
Chapter 4: The Cleaved Garment: the maker, the wearer, and the 'me and not me' of fashion practice
Wearing Diary 5
Chapter 5: The Empty Shoe: Imprint, memory, and the marks of experience
Wearing Diary 6
Chapter 6: Encounters and affects: garments, and the memory nexus
Wearing Diary 7
Chapter 7: Worn: Imprint, attachment, and the affective encounter
Afterword
References
Notes
Index
Recenzii
In a culture and fashion system that continues to be preoccupied with newness, the publication of Dr Ellen Sampson's
book Worn could not be more poignant ... this research succeeds beautifully in its aim of returning the body and everyday practices of wear to the center of our relationships with clothing.
An innovative work on the physical and psychological traces left by shoes on the human body.
Perhaps more than any other media, worn dress can offer insights into lives lived and shoes, which over time alter to echo the contours of our feet, can be particularly redolent with meaning. Ellen Sampson's exploration is beautifully written, entirely accessible, poignant and profound. It will resonate with us all.
Ellen Sampson's evocative and thoughtful book eloquently explores the transformative relationships between ourselves and what we wear. Using shoes as an entry point into this larger discussion, Sampson's investigation of this entanglement is a joy to read.
Sampson's outstanding book explores the entanglements of object, subject, thing and theory with confident yet insightful deftness. This perceptive and timely exploration of the embodied, worn experiences around garments offers important methodological thinking that will help transform future fashion research.
Ellen Sampson's book takes us on a powerful journey, helping us think through our physical and psychic entanglements with the worn, used clothing that forms the bulk of our own wardrobes. Using a practice-based approach, Sampson helps us creatively understand how objects "touch" us, challenging traditional views of fashion as commodity culture.
book Worn could not be more poignant ... this research succeeds beautifully in its aim of returning the body and everyday practices of wear to the center of our relationships with clothing.
An innovative work on the physical and psychological traces left by shoes on the human body.
Perhaps more than any other media, worn dress can offer insights into lives lived and shoes, which over time alter to echo the contours of our feet, can be particularly redolent with meaning. Ellen Sampson's exploration is beautifully written, entirely accessible, poignant and profound. It will resonate with us all.
Ellen Sampson's evocative and thoughtful book eloquently explores the transformative relationships between ourselves and what we wear. Using shoes as an entry point into this larger discussion, Sampson's investigation of this entanglement is a joy to read.
Sampson's outstanding book explores the entanglements of object, subject, thing and theory with confident yet insightful deftness. This perceptive and timely exploration of the embodied, worn experiences around garments offers important methodological thinking that will help transform future fashion research.
Ellen Sampson's book takes us on a powerful journey, helping us think through our physical and psychic entanglements with the worn, used clothing that forms the bulk of our own wardrobes. Using a practice-based approach, Sampson helps us creatively understand how objects "touch" us, challenging traditional views of fashion as commodity culture.