Even before becoming a catalyst of mass consumption, fashion was able to mobilize desire by merging into a single movement tensions and contradictions, economics and sexual impulses, the search for self-expression and the construction of social identities, commercial purposes and models of eroticism. The essays in this volume, are dedicated to works and writers from different periods and countries They investigate the relations between fashion and lifestyle by analyzing the interaction between their mutual poetics, semantics and proposed “life orientations”. At the same time, the essays explore their problematic reinvention through literary genres.
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Modi e metamorfosi della moda. Introduzione di Susi Pietri
Rosa Marisa Borraccini,Il trionfo della parrucca. Modelli e nomenclatura dall’Enciclopedia per pettinarsi del conciateste Bartelemi (Venezia 1769)
Luciana Gentilli, Il cicisbeismo screditato. Tra satira misogina e intransigenza religiosa
Tiziana Pucciarelli, Contra el pintarse. Una satira settecentesca inedita di Cándido María Trigueros
Mirko Brizi, La satira contro l’istruzione “vuota” nel Settecento in Spagna. Forme e contenuti
Nuria Pérez Vicente, Mujer, moda, educación. La traducción del Discurso sobre la educación física y moral de las mujeres, de Josefa Amar y Borbón
Patrizia Oppici, Difesa e illustrazione della moda. Dal «Cabinet des Modes» al «Journal de la Mode et du Goût»
Susi Pietri, «Riens». I paradigmi della moda nell’opera di Balzac
Jean-Paul Rogues, L’apparence est sacrée. Le concept d’«apparure» chez Henri Raynal
Daniela Fabiani, Oublier Palerme di Edmonde Charles-Roux. Moda e stili di vita tra Vecchio e Nuovo mondo
Silvia Vecchi, Essere alla moda in ottica beur. Stili e linguaggi della multiculturalità in Entre les murs
Sabrina Alessandrini, Il velo e le adolescenti italiane e francesi nate da famiglie d’immigrati magrebini: moda o modo di vita?
Luciana Gentilli is an associate professor of Spanish Literature at the University of Macerata. Her main research interests focus on the study of theatre during the Baroque period (the golden theatre, “letteratura emblematistica” - a literary genre developed during the Renaissance, and preaching after the Council of Trent) and education at royal courts. She has written books and articles on Quevedo, Lope and Caldéron de la Barca.
Patrizia Oppici is a professor of French Literature at the University of Macerata. Interested in the history of ideas, she has written numerous books on concepts linked to altruism and gifts in 18th and 19th century literature. She has also written articles on Balzac, Flaubert, Proust and French contemporary literature.
Susi Pietri is an associate professor of French Language and Literature at the University of Macerata. Her research interests focus on the theories and poetics of the 9th and 10th century novel from an interdisciplinary perspective (French literature, comparative literature, and literary anthropology). She has also written books and articles on Balzac, Flaubert, Gautier, James, Stevenson, and Wilde.
Title
Moda e modi di vita
Subtitle
Figure, generi, paradigmi
Authors
Luciana Gentilli, Patrizia Oppici, Susi Pietri (a cura di)
Pages
289
Pubblication date
2017
Publisher
EUM Edizioni Università di Macerata
Series
Experimetra
Support
Paper
Format
Brossura
ISBN
978-88-6056-517-4
Price
18.00
Support
Digital
Format
Sales condition
Open Access