The Dress of Women: A Critical Introduction to the Symbolism and Sociology of Clothing

Praeger (2002)
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Introduction: Charlotte Perkins Gilman on the Symbolism and Sociology of Clothing Michael R. Hill and Mary Jo Deegan p. ix Prefatory Note p. 3 1 Primary Motives in Clothing p. 7 2 Some Modifying Forces p. 15 3 The Principles Involved p. 25 4 Physical Health and Beauty p. 37 5 Beauty versus Sex Distinction p. 49 6 The Hat p. 61 7 Decorative Art, Trimmings, and Ornament p. 73 8 Humanitarian and Economic Considerations p. 85 9 Larger Economic Considerations p. 97 10 The Force Called Fashion p. 107 11 Fashion and Psychology p. 119 12 Hope and Comfort p. 131 Notes p. 143 Index p. 149 About the Author and Editors p. 159.

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