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Mina Roces 《Gender & history》2005,17(2):354-377
This paper examines the politics of dress in twentieth‐century Philippines, exploring the imbrication of dress, politics and gender. It argues that there was an inherent tension between Western Dress/Filipino Dress in the period as the contrast between these two types of dress came to represent opposing political and gendered identities. The visual categories of Western Dress/Filipino Dress did not always 'naturally' correspond to not nationalist/nationalist, powerful/disempowered, modern/traditional, or even other/self. The gendering of costume mirrored men's and women's positioning in the political axis of the nation as the status of 'bearer and wearer of national tradition' shifted from women to men once the colony became an independent nation‐state. 相似文献
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WILLIAM WHYTE 《Gender & history》2011,23(1):201-203
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《Political Geography》2007,26(7):872-875
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Mikołaj Stanisław Kunicki, (2012). Between the Brown and the Red: Nationalism,Catholicism and Communism in 20th‐Century Poland – The Politics of Bolesław Piasecki (Ohio University Press Polish and Polish‐American Studies Series). Athens,Ohio University Press. 266 pp. £25.00 (hbk).
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Pavol Jakubec 《Nations & Nationalism》2016,22(3):606-608