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The relationship between clothing and the wearer has always been a focal point of cultural perspectives. As a communicated media in non-verbal forms, clothing and adornment not only can show an illusionary selfhood, but also hide the characteristics of ontology, form a new self-image. This paper based on the cultural point of view of clothing, and placed the clothing symbol on the aesthetics, sociology and psychology background, and analytic the illusion effect of clothing symbols. This brought new questions to clothing culture, to guide deep-level thinking and wider perspective.
The relationship between clothing and the wearer has always been a focal point of cultural perspectives. As a communicated media in non-verbal forms, clothing and adornment not only can show an illusionary selfhood, but also hide the characteristics of ontology, form a new self-image. This paper based on the cultural point of view of clothing, and placed the clothing symbol on the aesthetics, sociology and psychology background, and analytic the illusion effect of clothing symbols. This brought new questions to clothing culture, to guide deep-level thinking and wider perspective.
Illusionary effect of clothing symbols
Cong Chen, (author)
2009-11-01
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Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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