触觉的纹理:对创造力、时尚和企业家精神的感官之旅的研究

IF 0.3 Q4 ANTHROPOLOGY
Maja Petrović-Šteger
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本文探讨了企业家,创造性,更广泛的符号学实践,这些实践保证了当代斯洛文尼亚“关键时尚”生产商的工作。详细的民族志描述了一个女装设计师的创业野心、价值观和假定的美德,探索了她如何以某种形式表达她的感官和触觉体验来管理她的生活和事业。纳提是“负责任”、“有意识”和可持续时尚的活动家和推动者,她认为自己的工作是让客户(和行业)意识到(过度)消费的危险。该研究的分析反映了在生态不确定和社会距离遥远的时代,当一个艺术和商业制作人对她的客户进行感性演讲时会发生什么。这篇文章的核心主张是,当一个民族志学者避免立即判断其真实性或来源时,对一系列商业道德和创造性实践的人类学分析可能会变得更加有条理和富有成效。相反,分析关注伦理和创造性的要求是如何产生和共同发展的,以及它们是如何被谈论、生活和感受的,可能会揭示更多关于人类处境的信息。这让我们有机会思考,在对话者和人类学家之间使用的感官称呼方式,是如何在实地和分析民族志材料时,使(或使)生活中相互性和接近性的实践和经验成为可能的。距离首都只有几百米的地方出奇的低调。绿色的树木沿着Gradaščica河延伸,还有两层楼的小屋、公共户外餐桌和被称为Krakovski vrtovi的分配花园,这些都是可以追溯到中世纪的城市农业的例子。1这项研究的大部分实地工作都是在一个工作室里进行的,这个工作室附属于宁静的克拉科夫后院之一和花园本身。工作室和花园属于纳提(Nati),她是一个40多岁的女人,是斯洛文尼亚一个循环时尚品牌的创始人。
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The textures of touch: A study of a sensory journey into creativity, fashion, and entrepreneurship
The article enquires into the entrepreneurial, creative, and more broadly semiological practices that underwrite the work of a ‘critical fashion’ producer in contemporary Slovenia. The detailed ethnography describes the entrepreneurial ambitions, values, and presumed virtues of a couturier, exploring how she conducts her life and business as an expression, in some form, of her sensory and tactile experiences. Nati, an activist for and promoter of ‘responsible’, ‘conscious’, and sustainable fashion, understands her work as sensitising her clients (and industry) to the dangers of (over)consumption. The study’s analysis reflects on what happens when an artistic and commercial producer sensorially addresses her customers in ecologically uncertain and socially distanced times. A central claim of the article is that an anthropological analysis of a set of business ethics and creative practices may become more textured and productive when an ethnographer refrains from immediate judgments of their authenticity or provenance. Instead, an analytic focus on how ethical and creative claims emerge and grow together and how they are spoken of, lived, and felt, may reveal more about a human situation. This gives us a chance to think about how sensory modes of address – when used by interlocutors and among anthropologists – enable (and disable) practices and experiences of mutuality and proximity in life, both in the field, and in analysing ethnographic material. only a few hundred metres away from the of capital, is oddly low-key. Green trees run along the Gradaščica river, together with two-storey cottages, communal outdoor tables, and the allotment gardens known as Krakovski vrtovi, examples of urban agriculture that date back to the Middle Ages. 1 Most of the fieldwork for this research was conducted in an atelier attached to one of those peaceful Krakovo backyards and in the garden itself. The studio and garden belong to Nati, a woman in her mid-forties, founder of a Slovenian circular fashion brand.
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期刊介绍: Studia ethnologica Croatica is an annual periodical which publishes peer reviewed articles that contribute to the development of empirical, methodological and theoretical insights and findings in the field of ethnology and cultural anthropology. Articles in related disciplines, as well as those with interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary scope focusing on cultural phenomena and processes, are also welcomed. The journal is primarily focused on the area of Central and Southeast Europe, but it has a much wider outlook thus bringing together scientists of various and differing views, standpoints and approaches, those who come from the mentioned regions as well as those whose research focuses on them. The journal promotes studies based on ethnography, innovative approach to theoretical concepts and creative cultural criticism, grasping at the same time local reflections of the global processes, particularly cultural transformations and continuities in contemporary societies. Occasionally, a part of the journal is devoted to a particular topic related to certain actual issues or perspectives in various specific subdisciplines of ethnology and cultural anthropology. The journal also publishes book reviews.
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