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Refashioning Medieval and Early Modern Dress: A Tribute to Robin Netherton
By Gale R Owen-Crocker (Editor), Maren Clegg Hyer (Editor), Charney Goldman (Contribution by), Christine Meek (Contribution by), Drea Leed (Contribution by), Elizabeth Coatsworth (Contribution by), Gale R Owen-Crocker (Contribution by), Gina A. Frasson-Hudson (Contribution by), John Block Friedman (Contribution by), Lisa Evans (Contribution by), Lucia Sinisi (Contribution by), Maren Clegg Hyer (Contribution by), Melanie Schuessler Bond (Contribution by), Michelle Nordtorp-Madson (Contribution by), Monica L Wright (Contribution by), Sarah-Grace Heller (Contribution by), Thomas M Izbicki (Contribution by)
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By Gale R Owen-Crocker (Editor), Maren Clegg Hyer (Editor), Charney Goldman (Contribution by), Christine Meek (Contribution by), Drea Leed (Contribution by), Elizabeth Coatsworth (Contribution by), Gale R Owen-Crocker (Contribution by), Gina A. Frasson-Hudson (Contribution by), John Block Friedman (Contribution by), Lisa Evans (Contribution by), Lucia Sinisi (Contribution by), Maren Clegg Hyer (Contribution by), Melanie Schuessler Bond (Contribution by), Michelle Nordtorp-Madson (Contribution by), Monica L Wright (Contribution by), Sarah-Grace Heller (Contribution by), Thomas M Izbicki (Contribution by)
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Essays on costume, fabric and clothing in the Middle Ages and beyond.
All those who work with historical dress and textiles must in some way refashion them. This fundamental concept is developed and addressed by the articles collected here, ranging over issues of gender, status and power. Topics include: the repurposing and transformation of material items for purposes of religion, memorialisation, restoration and display; attempts to regulate dress, both ecclesiastical and secular, the rea...
All those who work with historical dress and textiles must in some way refashion them. This fundamental concept is developed and addressed by the articles collected here, ranging over issues of gender, status and power. Topics include: the repurposing and transformation of material items for purposes of religion, memorialisation, restoration and display; attempts to regulate dress, both ecclesiastical and secular, the rea...