19世紀後期イギリスにおける合理服協会の衣服改革 : The Rational Dress Society's Gazetteから

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The aims of this paper are to throw light on the activities and ideals of the Rational Dress Society, an organization which was set up in Britain during the late 19th century with a view to reforming dress, and to examine the process that led to changes in women's clothing in late 19th-century Britain. The material I have used for conducting this research is The Rational Dress Society's Gazette. I discovered that the Rational Dress Society was engaged in the promotion of dress reform on the basis of the idea that rational dress should ideally be healthy, comfortable and attractive. The clothing reforms of the Rational Dress Society applied not only to the women who wore the clothes, they were also intended to encourage changes in the attitudes of men, and these reforms may be considered to have suggested new attitudes through the medium of clothing in late 19th-century Britain.
社団法人日本家政学会の論文
2008-05-15