Fashion and Its Social Agendas

Acknowledgments
1. Fashion, Identity, and Social Change
2. Working-Class Clothing and the Experience of Social Class in the Nineteenth Century
3. Fashion, Democratization, and Social Control
4. Women's Clothing Behavior as Nonverbal Resistance: Symbolic Boundaries, Alternative Dress, and Public Space
5. Fashion Worlds and Global Markets: From "Class" to "Consumer" Fashion
6. Men's Clothing and the Construction of Masculine Identities: Class, Lifestyle, and Popular Culture
7. Fashion Images and the Struggle for Women's Identity
8. Fashion and Clothing Choices in Two Centuries
Appendix 1: List of Monographs of Nineteenth-Century French Working-Class Families Published by Frëdëric Le Play and His Associates
Appendix 2: Interview Schedules; Questionnaire for Focus Groups
References
Index