Now I Know How Joan of Arc Felt: o mito de Joana d’Arc e seu legado para a moda contemporânea e a cultura visual
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Joana d’Arc, Cross-dressing, Power-dressing, Virilização das mulheres, Moda contemporâneaResumo
Christine de Pizan, uma das principais representantes da Querelle de Fem-mes – um debate literário que no fim da Idade Média reivindicou a virtude natural das mulheres – composta em 1429, e, portanto, na vida do homenageado, a sua Ditié de Jehan-ne d’Arc, originou um dos mitos femininos mais antigos da história. O presente trabalho examina como Joana d’Arc, que se tornou ícone da força, da liberdade, da virilidade e do espiritualidade da mulher, tem sido desde então uma constante no mundo do vestuário e da moda, com protagonismo especial na passarela contemporânea conferido por alguns dos principais designers internacionais, como Paco Rabanne, Jean Paul Gaultier, Alexan-der McQueen, John Galliano e Donatella Versace, que fizeram da Donzela de Orléãns uma combinação perfeita de história, lenda e estética, demonstrando o valor semiótico e sim-bólico da moda como expressão artística e instrumento de comunicação não verbal.Downloads
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