دانلود کتاب Fashion History: A Global View

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgments\nForeword\nChapter 1: Introduction: Europe and the People Without Fashion\n The argument for a global history of fashion\n Excluding the rest of the world from fashion\nChapter 2: The Lexicon of Fashion\n Etymology of fashion terms\n Recommended terminology\nChapter 3: Fashion Systems\n Key fashion theories\nChapter 4: How We Got Here\n Early writings to 1900\n Twentieth and twenty-first centuries\n The new fashion history\nChapter 5: Fashion Systems in Prehistory and the Americas\n Archaeology as a source of evidence\n Beads and tattoos\n Fashion systems among southern New England’s Native Americans\n Fashion systems in Mesoamerica\n Fashion systems in South America\nChapter 6: Fashion Systems and Trade Networks in the Eastern Hemisphere\n Luxury trade in the Ancient Near East\n Luxury trade on the Silk Road\n Fashion systems in the Byzantine Empire\n Ottoman style\n The Ottomans and the Persians: A shared heritage\n Safavid Persian style\n Kebaya fashions in Java\nChapter 7: Fashion Systems in East, South, and Southeast Asia\n Fashion in China’s Tang and Qing dynasties\n Korean Hanbok reconsidered\n The art of fashion in Japan\n Indian dress as fashion\n Fashion and Javanese batik design\nChapter 8: Alternative Fashion Histories in Euro-America\n The problem of “The Birth of Fashion”\n Excluding pre-1340 from the fashion discourse\n Excluding the non-elite from fashion\nChapter 9: Global Fashion\n Globalization and interdisciplinary Histories of dress\n Fashion in Polynesia: Hawai’i\n Local-global style in sub-Saharan Africa\n Colonialism and fashion in Cambodia\n Asian influences on Western dress\n Postmodern global fashion\n Japanese subcultural fashion\nChapter 10: Conclusion\nBibliography\nIndex