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Талисман на удачу или материализованное проклятье из бархата и тюля, — платье, судя по рассказам участниц проекта личных историй PostPost.Media, было и остается предметом, нагруженным совершенно особенными ожиданиями, — пожалуй, подобным спектром ожиданий не наделяется больше ни один предмет женского гардероба. Неудивительно, что результатом этих ожиданий оказываются эйфория и растерянность, ощущение всемогущества и чувство потерянности, переживание собственной красоты или собственной “недостойности”. Именно поэтому каждая из историй, рассказанная авторами этой книги, представляется бесценной: говоря о своих платьях, эти авторы помогают нам чуть лучше понять куда более значительные вещи, — природу отношений человека и его одежды, методы выстраивания идентичности и субъектности посредством костюма, плохо изученную роль костюма в семейной динамике и, наконец, специфику некоторых аспектов материальной культуры последних трех десятилетий.
176 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2019
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About the author
Linor Goralik
54 books64 followersLinor Goralik (Russian: Линор Горалик) is an Israeli author, poet, artist, essayist and marketing specialist.
Goralik lived in Moscow from 2000 to 2014. She worked there as a journalist and marketing analyst. At that period she translated works of Etgar Keret and Vytautas Pliura (with Stanislav Lvovsky). She also started working in cultural marketing, with Stanislav Lvovsky she organized several art exhibitions and projects, bringing contemporary Israeli culture to Moscow.
After the 2014 annexation of Crimea she returned to Israel, but continued to travel between the two countries until November 2021. She is a vocal opponent to Vladimir Putin's regime and to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. In August 2023 Goralik was added to Russia's list of ‘foreign agents’, according to the Russian Ministry of Justice Goralik had spoken out against Russia’s “special military operation in Ukraine” (Russia's official term for the invasion of Ukraine) and had "created or disseminated materials for foreign agents.”.
Goralik lived in Moscow from 2000 to 2014. She worked there as a journalist and marketing analyst. At that period she translated works of Etgar Keret and Vytautas Pliura (with Stanislav Lvovsky). She also started working in cultural marketing, with Stanislav Lvovsky she organized several art exhibitions and projects, bringing contemporary Israeli culture to Moscow.
After the 2014 annexation of Crimea she returned to Israel, but continued to travel between the two countries until November 2021. She is a vocal opponent to Vladimir Putin's regime and to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. In August 2023 Goralik was added to Russia's list of ‘foreign agents’, according to the Russian Ministry of Justice Goralik had spoken out against Russia’s “special military operation in Ukraine” (Russia's official term for the invasion of Ukraine) and had "created or disseminated materials for foreign agents.”.
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