女性对普通服装消费和制作的情感依恋的地域研究，引用于西约克郡利兹的档案，1939-1979

IF 0.2 4区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Costume-The Journal of the Costume Society Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.3366/cost.2022.0219

K. Almond, Elaine Rose Evans

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本研究采用跨学科的研究方法，通过探索1939-1979年期间女性在制作和消费普通服装方面的情感体验，通过区域社会历史的视角来研究服装。一个案例研究鼓励来自约克郡的参与者讲述与普通服装相关的各种故事。这使服装制作的技术知识和基于材料的研究方法与区域社会历史对话，并帮助我们了解普通人如何塑造女性的穿着方式。这项研究是由利兹博物馆和画廊以及利兹大学文化研究所资助的。它的目的是在利兹博物馆和画廊的服装和纺织品收藏的用户和位于利兹大学的约克郡时装档案馆之间建立一种关系，该档案馆主要收藏20世纪的服装和配饰。这次合作让博物馆策展人和学者们发现了如何利用普通的服装来吸引社区参与服装收藏，以发现和记录实践中不为人知的物质文化故事。

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A Regional Study of Women's Emotional Attachments to the Consumption and Making of Ordinary Clothing, Drawing on Archives in Leeds, West Yorkshire, 1939–1979

This research takes an interdisciplinary approach, investigating dress through the lens of regional social history by exploring women's emotional experiences related to making and consuming ordinary clothing in the period 1939–1979. A case study encouraged Yorkshire-based participants to reveal diverse stories associated with ordinary clothing. This brought the technical knowledge of making clothes and material-based research methodologies into dialogue with regional social history and helped us understand how ordinary people shaped the way women dressed. The research was funded by a grant from Leeds Museums and Galleries and University of Leeds Cultural Institute. It aimed to build a relationship between the users of the dress and textiles collection at Leeds Museums and Galleries and the Yorkshire Fashion Archive, housed at University of Leeds, which is a regionally focused collection of (mainly) twentieth-century garments and accessories. The collaboration allowed the museum curators and academics to discover how ordinary clothes can be used to engage the community with dress collections to discover and document untold stories of material culture in practice.

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Costume-The Journal of the Costume Society HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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期刊介绍： Costume is the journal of the Costume Society. It is a scholarly, refereed, academic publication presenting current research into historic and contemporary dress. The journal publishes articles primarily object-based, from a broad chronological period and with a worldwide remit. Costume maintains a balance between practice and theory and concentrates on the social significance of dress. Articles are welcomed from established researchers and those new to the field. The articles published in Costume are sent out for peer-review to ensure that they are of a high standard and make a contribution to dress history.