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Kleider machen leute: Jewish men and dress politics in Vienna, 1890-1938

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TitoloKleider machen leute: Jewish men and dress politics in Vienna, 1890-1938

Autore

Jonathan C. Kaplan

Call number391.00917492/0003

Numero oggetto08630

Luogo di pubblicazioneSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditoreUniversity of Technology Sydney

Anno di pubblicazione

2019

Paginazione462p.,bibliography

MaterialeBook

NotesA thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. University of Technology Sydney

Descrizione

States that Jewish bourgeois men increasingly adopted the modern suit worn by gentiles in Western and Central Europe. This indicated their desire to join modern European society. These dress choices had a direct and wide-raging implications for the antisemitic image of 'the Jew'in literary and visual manifestations.

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