دانلود کتاب Digital Research Methods in Fashion and Textile Studies

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Cover\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgments\nAbout the Author\n1 Introduction: A New Maximalism\n About this Book\n Postmodernism and Positivism in Mixed-Methods Research\n Mixed-Methods Research as Maximalism\n Roadmap to the Book\n Part 1: Searching: Chapter 1: Text-based Searching Strategies\n Part 1: Searching: Case Study: In Search of Kate Moss\n Part 1: Searching: Chapter 2: Visual Searching\n Part 2: Connecting: Chapter 3: Blogging, Instagram, and Research\n Part 2: Connecting: Chapter 4: Critical Reading of Social Media Texts\n Part 2: Connecting: Case Study: Reading Moschino’s “Capsule Collection”\n Part 3: Visualizing: Chapter 5: Data Visualization\n Part 3: Visualizing: Chapter 6: Mapping\n Part 3: Visualizing: Case Study: Coding Fashion Is Kale\n Responding to the Critique of Minimalism: Why Use Mixed Methods?\n Futurism, Maximalism, and the Black Queen\nPart 1 Searching\n 2 Text-based Searching Strategies\n Keyword Generation for Boolean Queries\n SEO and Searching the Web\n What is Metadata?\n National, Local, and Regional Databases\n Australian Dress Register\n Europeana\n Commercial Pattern Archive\n Encyclopedic Databases\n Fashion History Timeline\n Fashion Photography Archive\n Case Study: In Search of Kate Moss\n Kate as Mermaid\n In Search of the Fashion Model\n When Text-based Searches Fail\n 3 Visual Searching\n Why Images?\n Images and Memory\n Five Types of Queries\n Sourcing Images Responsibly\n Computer Vision in Museum Work\n Searching for Patterns: Harlequin and Ichimatsu\n Searching for Colors: Millennial Pink, Tiffany Blue, and Historical Colors\n Reverse Image Searches\n John Lennon’s T-Shirts\n Limitations of Reverse Image Searches\nPart 2 Connecting\n 4 Blogging, Instagram, and Research\n Conducting Research on Social Media\n The Wisdom of the Crowd\n Who is the Crowd?\n #georgianjanuary\n Citing Social Posts\n Disseminating Research on Instagram\n Conferences: If You Hashtag It, They Will Tweet\n The Importance of Hashtags\n Emojis in Academic Communication\n The Semiotic Power of Emojis\n Bricolage and Polyvore\n Instant Gratification in Fashion Scholarship\n Style Blogging\n Street Style\n Blogging as Research Method\n Academic #ootds and the Simmelian Dandy\n Fashion Blogger Poses and Normative Chic\n Academic Style Blogging as Academic Work\n Fashion Blogger Ethics and the Role of the Independent Blogger\n 5 Critical Reading of Social Media Texts\n Applied Theory\n Hermeneutics\n Hermeneutics … and Cleavage\n Scholarly Communication, Professionalism, and Social Media Controversy\n Social Media Outrages: Women in Politics Wear Clothes on the Internet\n Case Study: Reading the Moschino “Capsule Collection”\n Opiates: An Historical Background\n Heroin Chic\n Popular Criticism of “Fashionable” Drug Use\n Simmel and Psychoanalytic Readings\n Simmel and Marxist Readings: Modesty, Class, and Imitation\nPart 3 Visualizing\n 6 Data Visualization\n The History of Visualization and its Practitioners\n The Visualization Wheel\n Density and Transparency\n The Importance of Color\n Data Visualization Ethics\n Types of Visualizations\n The Visualization Process\n Single Number Visualizations\n Icon Arrays\n The Cleveland-McGill Scale\n Gestalt Theory\n Pie Charts\n Bad Pie Charts and Donut Charts\n Word Clouds\n A Word about 3D Modeling\n 7 Mapping\n Reading Maps\n Types of Maps\n Projections\n Remote Sensing and GIS\n Density, Scale, and Color\n The Participatory Turn in Mapping\n The OpenStreetMap and Crowdsourced Mapping\n Qualitative and Quantitative Mapping\n Trade Routes of Viking Silk\n Overlaying Data Sets and Mapping Transport History\n Mapping the Discovery of the Hope Diamond\n Visualizing Qualitative Data\n Case Study: Coding Fashion Is Spinach\n Coding and Code … with Highlighters\n Document Annotation Methods and Annotation as Method\n Why Spinach?: The Binary of Style and Fashion\n Shopping as Research Method\n Conclusions: Responding to the Critique of Minimalism\n Post-script: Maximalist Muse: A Conversation with Kristen Bateman\nGlossary\nNotes\nBibliography\nJoin the Conversation on Instagram!\nIndex