Table of Contents
Frontmatter — Preface to the English Edition — TABLE OF CONTENTS — Petr Bogatyrev and Structural Ethnography — 1. Introduction — 2. The Structural Interrelationship of Costume Functions — 3. 'Holiday', 'Ceremonial' and 'Ritual' — 4. Multiple Functions of Costume Parts When Combined With Others — 5. Transition of Costume from Everyday Through Ritual Stages and the Functional Changes Involved — 6. Occupational Dress in a Given Community — 7. Distinctions in Wealth and Social Status as Shown in Costume — 8. The Magical Function of Costume — 9. Regionalistic and Nationalistic Functions of Costume — 10. An Example of an Analysis by the Functional Method of the Disappearance of a Costume — 11. Functions of Costume Which Indicate the Religious Affiliation of the Wearer — 12. Functions Indicating the Wearer's Age and Marital Status — 13. The Headwear of Unwed Mothers — 14. The Erotic Function of Costume — 15. The Function of Children's Costume — 16. Costume as a Sign — 17. The Function of Everyday Costume — 18. The Interdependence of Form and Function in Costume: A Change in Costume as a Change in the Whole Structure of Life — 19. The General Function (The Function of the Structure of Functions) - 'Our Costume' — 20. The Interdependence of the Functional Structure and the Individual Functions. The Functional Method Expands the Subject Matter of Ethnography. Conclusion — 21. The Structural-Functional Method in the Study of Village Buildings, Farm Implements and Other Items of Material Culture, as Well as Folklore (Magic, Folk Tales, Songs, Incantations, etc.) — Glossary — Illustrations
