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SUMMARY:Interwoven Dependencies: Roundtable Discussion
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DESCRIPTION:Christian missionaries pressured women in colonial contact zon
 es to dress more ‘appropriately’ according to European understandings 
 of Christian modesty. At the same time\, access to new material goods was 
 one of the attractions to convert. New converts and missionaries actively 
 negotiated the re-composition of local and European fashion styles and\, r
 elated to this\, new forms of body and gender norms and identities. The re
 composed forms of dress evolved constantly\, gradually acquiring the statu
 s of ‘traditional’ dress and becoming materialisations of cultural ide
 ntity and belonging. Yet\, against the backdrop of postcolonial critique a
 nd the latest decolonization movements worldwide\, the perception of these
  on-going fashions is currently shifting and being questioned as part of c
 olonial legacies. Given these historical processes\, how can we rethink dr
 ess and fashion not only as cultural expressions but also as archives of l
 ived experiences\, contestations\, and resistances?
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URL:https://www.uni-bonn.de/de/veranstaltungen/interwoven-dependencies-rou
 ndtable-discussion
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