Wedding clothes are not only distinctive forms of dress, but are also steeped in years of cultural tradition. This book, drawing on case studies from around the world, considers how wedding attire is both a statement of tradition and a vehicle for challenging social norms.
Wedding clothes are not only distinctive forms of dress, but are also steeped in years of cultural tradition. This book, drawing on case studies from around the world, considers how wedding attire is both a statement of tradition and a vehicle for challenging social norms.
Helen Bradley Foster is Lecturer, University of Minnesota. Donald Clay Johnson is Curator, Ames Library of South Asia, University of Minnesota.
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1. Church Kathryn (Independent Scholar Toronto Canada) "Something plain and simple? Unpacking custom-made wedding dresses from western Canada 1950-1995." 2. Martin Cyd (University of Alaska Fairbanks) "Satin dresses and caribou kamiks: negotiation of tradition in northern Alaska Inupiaq weddings." 3. Suga Masami (Independent scholar St. Paul Minnesota) "Packaged in Japan: elite weddings in Osaka." 4. Hong Na Young (Ewha Women's University Seoul Korea) "Korean wedding dress from the Chosun Dynasty (1392-1910) to the present." 5. Edwards Eiluned Moir (De Montford University) "Marriage and dowry customs of the Rabadi of Kachchh: evolving traditions." 6. Johnson Donald Clay (University of Minnesota Minneapolis) "Pragmatism and enigmas: the Panetar and Gharcholu saris in Gujarati weddings." 7. Kidd Laura (Southern Illinois University Carbondale Lombuso S. Khoza Southern Illinois University) "Swazi bridal attire: culture traditions customs." 8. Becker Cynthia (University of St. Thomas St. Paul Minnesota) "Gender identity and Moroccan weddings: the adornment of the Ait Khabhash Berber bride and groom." 9. Foster Helen Bradley (College of Visual Arts St. Paul Minnesota) "An Athenian wedding year 2000." 10. Mee Janice (De Montford University Leicester England Irina Safronova St. Petersburg State University of Technology and Design) "An historic perspective of English and Soviet bridalwear between 1900 and 1960." 11. Meisch Lynn A. (St. Mary's College of California Moraga) "He gave her sandals and she gave him a tunic: cloth and weddings in the Andes." 12. Williams Patricia (University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point) "Slavic wedding customs on two continents." 13. Demaray Elyse (Iowa State University Ames Melody Keim-Shenk Iowa State University) "Always remembering the motherland: Tai Dam wedding textiles and dress." 14. Winge Theresa (and Eicher Joanne both University of Minnesota) "The groom wore a kilt: carnivalesque and theme weddings."
1. Church Kathryn (Independent Scholar Toronto Canada) "Something plain and simple? Unpacking custom-made wedding dresses from western Canada 1950-1995." 2. Martin Cyd (University of Alaska Fairbanks) "Satin dresses and caribou kamiks: negotiation of tradition in northern Alaska Inupiaq weddings." 3. Suga Masami (Independent scholar St. Paul Minnesota) "Packaged in Japan: elite weddings in Osaka." 4. Hong Na Young (Ewha Women's University Seoul Korea) "Korean wedding dress from the Chosun Dynasty (1392-1910) to the present." 5. Edwards Eiluned Moir (De Montford University) "Marriage and dowry customs of the Rabadi of Kachchh: evolving traditions." 6. Johnson Donald Clay (University of Minnesota Minneapolis) "Pragmatism and enigmas: the Panetar and Gharcholu saris in Gujarati weddings." 7. Kidd Laura (Southern Illinois University Carbondale Lombuso S. Khoza Southern Illinois University) "Swazi bridal attire: culture traditions customs." 8. Becker Cynthia (University of St. Thomas St. Paul Minnesota) "Gender identity and Moroccan weddings: the adornment of the Ait Khabhash Berber bride and groom." 9. Foster Helen Bradley (College of Visual Arts St. Paul Minnesota) "An Athenian wedding year 2000." 10. Mee Janice (De Montford University Leicester England Irina Safronova St. Petersburg State University of Technology and Design) "An historic perspective of English and Soviet bridalwear between 1900 and 1960." 11. Meisch Lynn A. (St. Mary's College of California Moraga) "He gave her sandals and she gave him a tunic: cloth and weddings in the Andes." 12. Williams Patricia (University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point) "Slavic wedding customs on two continents." 13. Demaray Elyse (Iowa State University Ames Melody Keim-Shenk Iowa State University) "Always remembering the motherland: Tai Dam wedding textiles and dress." 14. Winge Theresa (and Eicher Joanne both University of Minnesota) "The groom wore a kilt: carnivalesque and theme weddings."
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