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Clothing and landscape in Victorian England : working-class dress and rural life

โœ Scribed by Rachel Worth


Publisher
I.B.Tauris & Co
Year
2018
Tongue
English
Leaves
234
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Cover
Author bio
Endorsement
Title page
Copyright information
Table of contents
Illustrations
Black- and- White Illustrations
Colour Plates
Acknowledgments
Introduction
A Note on Chronology
1 Change and transition in Victorian England
The rural context
A southern landscape of Englishness
The decline of agriculture
The โ€˜conditionโ€™ of the agricultural labourer: wages, income, poverty and clothing
Rural discontent and trade unionism
Ruralโ€“urban migration
Rural history and the history of working-class dress
2 Womenโ€™s work, education and the domesticity of dress
Surveying and documenting the rural (I)
The parliamentary commissions of enquiry of 1843 and 1867
The Daily News survey of 1891
โ€˜A womanโ€™s place is in the homeโ€™: the conflicting demands of field work, education and ideals of domesticity
3 Clothing and its acquisition in a changing society
Surveying and documenting the rural (II)
Poverty and the scarcity of clothing
Poor relief, charity and clothing clubs
Finding a voice: working-class perceptions of respectability
4 Painting nostalgia
Dress and the vision of a vanishing rural world
The development of agricultural landscape painting
Englandโ€™s green and pleasant land: dress in agricultural landscape paintings
5 Photography and rural dress
โ€˜Work of artโ€™ or documentary realism?
The photograph as a work of art and the representation of landscape
Photography, rural dress and the picturesque
6 Clothing and the โ€˜counter-mythโ€™ in images of rural England
Peter Henry Emerson and โ€˜truth to natureโ€™
The influence of realism and naturalism on the representation of the rural labourer
Dress in the work of George Clausen
7 Thomas Hardy
Tradition, fashion and the approach of modernity
Clothing in fiction
A discourse of change
Rural dress, โ€˜fashionโ€™ and the urban
8 Rural working-class dress
Survival, representation and change
Obstacles to survival
Representations of rural working-class dress and museum collections
Male working-class clothing
Female working-class clothing
Conclusion
Clothing and landscape
Bibliography
Index
Plates


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