Apparel design for a contemporary other body.: Dissident practicies in Argentina (2015-2021).

The article presents the progress made in the doctoral thesis “Dissident Design. Apparel as political territory within the fourth feminist wave in Argentina (2015-2022)”. Within the field of apparel, the thesis addresses the universe of Dissident Design, a projective mode that moves away from the lo...

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Autor principal: Roth, Manuela Eva
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Instituto de Investigación de Vivienda y Hábitat 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/ReViyCi/article/view/34605
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Sumario:The article presents the progress made in the doctoral thesis “Dissident Design. Apparel as political territory within the fourth feminist wave in Argentina (2015-2022)”. Within the field of apparel, the thesis addresses the universe of Dissident Design, a projective mode that moves away from the logics of hegemonic design. The research proposes that this subaltern design projects and develops from an epistemology of the body to another that breaks with the canons of the modern-bourgeois body imposed by the global north. To explore these conjectures, four problems are raised; these have the body as an axis and contribute with the classification of studied cases: the body / mind problem, the body / territory problem, the body / community problem and the body /object problem. Taking decolonial Latin American feminisms as a theoretical framework and placing Design in its peripheral context, part of the corpus of images constructed (from 2015 to the present) is exposed that accounts for the other body that emerges in contemporary performance.