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|a Mouratidou, Eleni.
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|a Re-Presentation Policies of the Fashion Industry
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|b Discourse, Apparatus and Power.
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|a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part 1 Re-presentations and Artifices -- Introduction to Part 1 -- Chapter 1 Re-presentation as a Form of Artistic and Cultural Legitimization -- 1.1. The work of art and its reproducibility at the service of the fashion industry -- 1.1.1. Culturization of the purse, and portability of the work of art -- 1.1.2. The purse as an apparatus for commercial and artistic mediation -- 1.2. Book publishing at the service of the fashion brand's cultural value -- 1.2.1. A book as beautiful as a trunk (Louis Vuitton)
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|a 1.2.2. Literary praise for luxury goods -- 1.3. The popularity of fashion accessories -- 1.3.1. The value of a luxury item through the club model -- 1.4. The exhibited advertising poster -- 1.4.1. Self-referential legitimations -- 1.4.2. Bricolage and illusion: advertising the advertising -- 1.5. The advertising poster as a testimonial discourse -- 1.5.1. The caption as a thematic and generic engagement -- 1.5.2. The presentation of the ready-to-wear collection as an event -- Chapter 2 Investing Symbolically in the Museum, Transforming the Store: Re-presentation as an Iterative Event
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|a 2.1. From the boutique to heritage enhancement sites -- 2.1.1. The place where the brand's heritage is developed: the advertiser's dual entity -- 2.1.2. Patrimonialization and unadvertization: from forms to formats -- 2.2. The museum exhibition: a communicational pretext -- 2.2.1. Staging a symbolic distribution: from the discontinuous to the continuous -- 2.2.2. The image of a work of art: symbolic distribution and artification -- 2.3. Distribution of marketable goods and contemporary art: the full and the void -- 2.3.1. Cultural missions and department stores
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|a 2.3.2. From cultural mediations to market mediations (and vice versa) -- 2.3.3. In praise of the void and the worship of merchandise -- Part 2 Re-presentations and Forms of Life: The Religious and the Political -- Introduction to Part 2 -- Chapter 3 Re-presentation as a Cult Form -- 3.1. Biblical stories and media advertising: fashion and (divine) grace -- 3.1.1. Farmers, a storm and a boat: the biblical story of Noah's Ark -- 3.1.2. The Gucci actant: from ready-to-wear to ready-to-save -- 3.2. Biblical stories and media advertising: fashion and adoration -- 3.2.1. Advertising idolatry
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|a 3.2.2. From product name to brand signature -- 3.2.3. Actualization and ostentation of Dior's semiotic and religious capital -- 3.3. From places dedicated to Christian worship to places dedicated to fashion worship -- 3.3.1. From the Hospice des Incurables to the Balenciaga showroom -- 3.3.2. Profanation of the sacred, sacralization of the lay public -- 3.3.3. Apparatus -- Relic -- 3.3.4. Materiality, cult value and transparency -- Chapter 4 Re-presentation as a Rewriting of Politics -- 4.1. The pretension of politics and its market value
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