Make love not war: imperial democracy and the gendered soldiered body in fashion
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https://doi.org/10.29107/Słowa kluczowe:
globalna wojna z terroryzmem, fotografia mody, żołnierze, militaryzm, płećAbstrakt
Uznając symboliczny potencjał ciała, fotografia mody stanowi logicznie uzasadniony, ale niedostatecznie zbadany obszar badań nad militaryzmem w kulturze popularnej. Wykorzystując koncepcję demokracji imperialnej jako ramy teoretycznej, semiotyczna analiza fotograficznego edytorialu Stevena Meisela „Make Love Not War” w „Vogue Italia” pozwala zidentyfikować sposoby wykorzystania płci i munduru do replikowania imperialistycznych narracji w kontekście mody luksusowej. Omawiane fotografie potwierdzają założenia nowego militaryzmu, fetyszyzującego estetykę wojskową.
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