Meta-Goods in Fashion-Myths: Philosophic-Anthropological Implications of Fashion Advertisements
R Meinhold - Prajñā Vihāra: Journal of Philosophy and …, 2007 - assumptionjournal.au.edu
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This paper intends to investigate which aspects of human nature are responsible for the
recurrence of new fashions. It is divided into five sections: the first explains the
multidisciplinary approach used in the research on this phenomenon, the second provides a
very brief and stroboscopic historical overview of the issue in question, the third
distinguishes different notions of fashion, the fourth introduces the term meta-goods as
indicators of values and symbols for philosophic anthropological features in fashion …
recurrence of new fashions. It is divided into five sections: the first explains the
multidisciplinary approach used in the research on this phenomenon, the second provides a
very brief and stroboscopic historical overview of the issue in question, the third
distinguishes different notions of fashion, the fourth introduces the term meta-goods as
indicators of values and symbols for philosophic anthropological features in fashion …
Abstract
This paper intends to investigate which aspects of human nature are responsible for the recurrence of new fashions. It is divided into five sections: the first explains the multidisciplinary approach used in the research on this phenomenon, the second provides a very brief and stroboscopic historical overview of the issue in question, the third distinguishes different notions of fashion, the fourth introduces the term meta-goods as indicators of values and symbols for philosophic anthropological features in fashion advertisements and the last section elucidates the myths narrated by fashion advertisements, which have
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