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Fashioning the Self in Transcultural Settings / Europeans in “Turkish” Dress
Fashioning the Self in Transcultural Settings / Europeans in “Turkish” Dress
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Introduction. Fashioning the Self in Transcultural Settings: The Importance of Dress in the Historical and Cultural Sciences
Claudia Ulbrich, Richard Wittmann
Claudia Ulbrich, Richard Wittmann
9–22
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23–148
The Self in Performance
23–148
23–44
The Caftan and the Sword. Dress and Diplomacy in Ottoman-French Relations Around 1700
Christine Vogel
Christine Vogel
23–44
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45–70
Exchanging, Protecting, Collecting, Signifying: Clothes, Person, and Civilization in George Forster’s Voyage Round the World (1777)
Gabriele Jancke
Gabriele Jancke
45–70
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71–92
‘I can not dress like the rest.’ Gender, Class and Body Techniques in the Diaries of Anne Lister (1791–1840)
Angela Heimen
Angela Heimen
71–92
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93–116
An Exercise in Ottoman Sartorial Micro-History: The Many Breeches, Shoes, and Fezzes of Mehmed Cemal Bey, 1855–1864
Edhem Eldem
Edhem Eldem
93–116
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117–148
Shaping the Armenian Warrior: Clothing and Photographic Self-Portraits of Armenian fedayis in the late 19th and early 20th Century
Elke Hartmann
Elke Hartmann
117–148
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149–296
Itemization and Visualization
149–296
149–186
Europeans in “Turkish” Dress
Joachim Gierlichs
Joachim Gierlichs
149–186
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187–204
‘A More Beautiful Spectacle was Never Presented to My Gaze’: Discussing Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecq’s Concept of Person by Analyzing His Description of Ottoman Dress
Kornelia Kaschke-Kısaarslan
Kornelia Kaschke-Kısaarslan
187–204
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205–222
‘Mon habit bleu’, ‘mon habit noir’: The Meaning of Colours in Clothing in Histoire de la Vie de la Comtesse de Scheverin (1731)
Nina Mönich
Nina Mönich
205–222
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223–260
The First Ottoman Legation to Prussia in 1763–1764 and Its Depiction in a Costume Album from Berlin
Abdullah Güllüoğlu
Abdullah Güllüoğlu
223–260
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261–296
Trousseau Lists of Jewish Brides from Izmir. Between an Official Document and a Personal Narrative
Esther Juhasz
Esther Juhasz
261–296
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297–350
Uniformity and Individuality
297–350
297–320
Traditional Costume, Nurse’s Dress, Uniform – The Clothing of Red Cross Nurses in the First World War as Presented in the Autobiographical Texts of Adrienne Thomas and Helene Mierisch (1930/34)
Sophie Häusner
Sophie Häusner
297–320
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321–336
Persons in Uniform. The Meaning of Clothing for Japanese Prisoners of War in China
Petra Buchholz
Petra Buchholz
321–336
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337–350
Between Uniform and Life-Form – Uniforms in the Artwork of Andrea Zittel
Kathrin Engler
Kathrin Engler
337–350
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351–358
List of authors
351–358
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Europeans in “Turkish” Dress
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Joachim Gierlichs
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doi.org/10.5771/9783956507052-149
ISBN print: 978-3-95650-085-5
ISBN online: 978-3-95650-705-2
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