Visibly Muslim: Fashion, Politics, Faith
Autor Emma Tarloen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2009
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781845204334
ISBN-10: 1845204336
Pagini: 320
Ilustrații: 50 b&w and 32 colour illustrations, biblio, index
Dimensiuni: 172 x 244 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.57 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Berg Publishers
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1845204336
Pagini: 320
Ilustrații: 50 b&w and 32 colour illustrations, biblio, index
Dimensiuni: 172 x 244 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.57 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Berg Publishers
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Also available in hardback, 9781845204327 £60.00 (December, 2009)
Notă biografică
Emma Tarlo is Professor in Anthropology, Goldsmiths, University of London.
Cuprins
Introduction Biographies in dress: The Comedian, the Artist and the Activist London, Multiculturalism and Hijab Hybrid Hijabis: Impression Management through style Against Diversity: The Jilbab Controversy Covering Concerns: Passion, Piety and the Face veil Hijab online: the ethnography of a website Refashioning the Islamic in the West Afterword
Recenzii
Fluid style, beautiful pictures, and honest stories.
Beautifully written and compelling, Emma Tarlo's new book finds a way to be fair-minded in the political minefield that surrounds the dress of visibly Muslim women in the UK. Animated by the nuanced detail of sartorial biographies and documenting changes in hijab fashion, Visibly Muslim provides a sophisticated examination of the dramatic increase in covered dressing and the reasons why it continues to matter so much to its practitioners and observers. This makes an essential read.
Tarlo's finely written analysis of Muslim women's dress choices in Britain is sensitive, thoughtful and measured-- a refreshing counterpoint to the two dimensional media coverage of the subject. She examines such choices from multiple angles: personal, aesthetic, social, religious and political, while making sure that we understand the dynamism inherent in decisions about dress.
I'd highly recommend it to anyone interested in Muslim women's expression of faith in the UK.
Tarlo's work shows the changing contemporary styles of first-generation British Islamic fashion design companies and opens dialogue for mutual understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims interested in clothing subtleties. Highly Recommended.
This is an outstanding contribution to the debates about Muslim dress and identity in the contemporary world. Tarlo has produced a tour-de-force that should help reframe the debates about Muslim dress and Muslims in the West more generally.
This beautifully written and illustrated book by Emma Tarlo is remarkable for showing just how much of profound significance has been left out of sight in earlier scholarly discussions - paradoxically, perhaps given that veiling as a social phenomenon concerns visibility, the social and personal significance attached to declaring oneself sartorially a Muslim in public.
This well researched book with its lively interviews and informative footnotes lives up to its promise to educate on fashion, politics, and faith in a world which includes 1.5 billion people whose religion is Islam.
Splendid ... Tarlo's book gives the reader a clearly-written, beautifully illustrated, way to understand the lives of British Muslims; a true anthropological achievement.
A fascinating and important study of the clash as well as the confluence of civilizations, one that should be of interest to scholars while easily within reach of students
The book does an excellent job of demonstrating that young, cosmopolitan Muslims do not see a tension between "fashionable" and "Islamic" and that instead such dress practices feed on one another with significant local variations.
An edifying book on Muslim women in contemporary society, their choices, their faith and the challenges they face.
Beautifully written and compelling, Emma Tarlo's new book finds a way to be fair-minded in the political minefield that surrounds the dress of visibly Muslim women in the UK. Animated by the nuanced detail of sartorial biographies and documenting changes in hijab fashion, Visibly Muslim provides a sophisticated examination of the dramatic increase in covered dressing and the reasons why it continues to matter so much to its practitioners and observers. This makes an essential read.
Tarlo's finely written analysis of Muslim women's dress choices in Britain is sensitive, thoughtful and measured-- a refreshing counterpoint to the two dimensional media coverage of the subject. She examines such choices from multiple angles: personal, aesthetic, social, religious and political, while making sure that we understand the dynamism inherent in decisions about dress.
I'd highly recommend it to anyone interested in Muslim women's expression of faith in the UK.
Tarlo's work shows the changing contemporary styles of first-generation British Islamic fashion design companies and opens dialogue for mutual understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims interested in clothing subtleties. Highly Recommended.
This is an outstanding contribution to the debates about Muslim dress and identity in the contemporary world. Tarlo has produced a tour-de-force that should help reframe the debates about Muslim dress and Muslims in the West more generally.
This beautifully written and illustrated book by Emma Tarlo is remarkable for showing just how much of profound significance has been left out of sight in earlier scholarly discussions - paradoxically, perhaps given that veiling as a social phenomenon concerns visibility, the social and personal significance attached to declaring oneself sartorially a Muslim in public.
This well researched book with its lively interviews and informative footnotes lives up to its promise to educate on fashion, politics, and faith in a world which includes 1.5 billion people whose religion is Islam.
Splendid ... Tarlo's book gives the reader a clearly-written, beautifully illustrated, way to understand the lives of British Muslims; a true anthropological achievement.
A fascinating and important study of the clash as well as the confluence of civilizations, one that should be of interest to scholars while easily within reach of students
The book does an excellent job of demonstrating that young, cosmopolitan Muslims do not see a tension between "fashionable" and "Islamic" and that instead such dress practices feed on one another with significant local variations.
An edifying book on Muslim women in contemporary society, their choices, their faith and the challenges they face.
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Examines how ideas of fashion, politics, faith, freedom, and cultural diversity are articulated by young British Muslims as they seek out clothes which best express their identities, perspectives and concerns. This book explores the social and political effects of their clothing choices on the development of transnational cultural formations.
Examines how ideas of fashion, politics, faith, freedom, and cultural diversity are articulated by young British Muslims as they seek out clothes which best express their identities, perspectives and concerns. This book explores the social and political effects of their clothing choices on the development of transnational cultural formations.