Sartorial Practices And Social Order In Eighteenth Century Sweden

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Sartorial Practices and Social Order in Eighteenth-Century Sweden

Sartorial Practices and Social Order in Eighteenth-Century Sweden
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Publisher : Routledge
Total Pages : 250
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ISBN-10 : 9781000415506
ISBN-13 : 1000415503
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Book Synopsis Sartorial Practices and Social Order in Eighteenth-Century Sweden by : Mikael Alm

Download or read book Sartorial Practices and Social Order in Eighteenth-Century Sweden written by Mikael Alm and published by Routledge. This book was released on 2021-07-26 with total page 250 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The interplay between clothes and social order in early modern societies is well known. Differences in dress and hierarchies of appearances coincided with and structured social hierarchies and notions of difference. However, clothes did not merely reproduce set social patterns. They were agents of change, actively used by individuals and groups to make claims and transgress formal boundaries. This was not least the case for the revolutionary decades of the late eighteenth century, the period in focus of this book. Unlike previous studies on sumptuary laws and other legal actions taken by governments and formal power holders, this book offers a broader and more everyday perspective on late eighteenth-century sartorial discourse. In 1773, there was a publicly announced prize competition on the advantages and disadvantages of a national dress in Sweden. Departing from the submitted replies, the study opens a window onto the sartorial world. Several fields of cultural history are brought together: social culture in terms of order, hierarchies, and notions of difference; sartorial culture with contemporary views on dress and moral aspects of sartorial practices; and visual culture in terms of sartorial means of making a difference and the emphasis on the necessity of a legible social order.


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