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In Fritz Allhoff, Jessica Wolfendale & Jeanette Kennett (eds.), Fashion - Philosophy for Everyone: Thinking with Style. Wiley. pp. 1–12 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Who Cares about Fashion? Being Fashionable and Being Cool Fashion, Style, and Design Fashion, Identity, and Freedom Can We Be Ethical and Fashionable?Author Profiles
philosophy, and fashion ‐ and as to who cares about fashion philosophers, and lack of personal style and taste ‐ and fashion, philosophy having little to say Marguerite La Caze, that philosophers ‐ holding fashion in contempt what one wears and or adorns, as matters of taste ‐ personal preference, mere vanity and social conformity fashion, raising philosophical issues ‐ not well recognized, or addressed in philosophy fashion, if it matters much to people ‐ then fashion, should also matter to philosophy fashion, liberating and valuable ‐ means of self‐expression, with repression and control Luke Russell, arguing that being ‘cool’ ‐ an “aesthetic virtue,” as caring about style and aesthetics, for their own sake fashion, style and design ‐ fashion, closely connected to style and design more broadly fashion, central to self‐identification ‐ identifying with others in the community, group identification, solidarity, equality and justice
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