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Statement of Responsibility: Petra Dotlacilová, Hanna Walsdorf (Eds.)
Medium identifier: SKI
Year: 2019
Publisher: Leipzig, Leipziger Universitätsverlag GmbH
Series: Prospektiven; 2
Media group: Buch
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The sources available for costume research today raise some important questions: Where and how did theatre and dance costumes become a visible part of an essentially material culture? How can their relation to visual arts and fashion be described and defined? What do they reveal about morality and social conventions? Where did costume designers and tailors find inspiration for an information about the various types of (theatrical) dance characters, and can their work be traced back to other visual, textual, or material sources? This volume is the second in a series of proceedings from workshops organised by the Emmy Noether Research Group "Ritual Design for the Ballet Stage: Constructions of Popular Culture in European Theatrical Dance (1650-1760)" based at the Theater Studies Department of Leipzig University. Its seven essays are the result of new research in the fields of Art History, Cultural Anthropology, Musicology, Theatre, Dance, and Costume Studies. The essays focus on both the terminology and methodology of costume research, and their internationally renowned authors present numerous case studies on topics from the seventeenth to the twenty-first centuries.

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Statement of Responsibility: Petra Dotlacilová, Hanna Walsdorf (Eds.)
Medium identifier: SKI
Year: 2019
Publisher: Leipzig, Leipziger Universitätsverlag GmbH
Works included: Costumes vs fashion: terminology, methods, discourses: Fashion and body in motion: stage, dance and performance / Gabriele Mentges; "A touch of green with an Emerald Hue": a multimodal research methodology for the study of costumes / S. Pantouvaki, Researching ballet costume designs: exemplifications: Costumes for "balli" in the late 17th century Roman operas / Valeria De Luca; Louis-René Boquet's work for opera and ballet in the second half of the 18th century / Petra Dotlacilova, Costume and understanding and preservation: contexts and legacy: Dance and masquerade costumes in Cesky Krumlov Castle: Their past and present / Helena Kazárová ; The royal Swedish Opera costume collection and Gustavian Dress / A. Kjellsdotter
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ISBN: 978-3-96023-120-2
ISBN (2nd): 3-96023-120-2
Description: [1. Auflage], 228 Seiten : Illustrationen
Series: Prospektiven; 2
Tags: Tanztheater; 18. Jahrhundert; 17. Jahrhundert; Kostüme; Eighteenth Century; Costume design; Costume / History; Dance costume; Konferenzschrift; Theater; Costumes / Social aspects; Musiktheater; Seventeenth Century; Dance Theatre
Participating parties: Search for this character Dotlacilová, Petra (editor); Walsdorf, Hanna (editor)
Language: Englisch
Type of Content: Aufsatzsammlung
Media group: Buch