Sustainability challenges in the fashion industry: Civilization crisis, decolonization, cultural legacy, and transitions

Miguel Ángel Gardetti; Rosa Patricia Larios-Francia

doi:10.1007/978-981-99-0349-8

Sustainability challenges in the fashion industry: Civilization crisis, decolonization, cultural legacy, and transitions

Miguel Ángel Gardetti (Editor), Rosa Patricia Larios-Francia (Editor)

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La moda, y el crecimiento de la moda, se presentan como la manifestación de un proceso de civilización, dentro de una cultura capitalista (entendida como la posesión material) que se ha globalizado e imperializado, de la cual, en un sentido económico, la industria (¿o el sistema de moda?) funciona como uno de sus principales instrumentos de explotación. Y con respecto al diseño, Arturo Escobar dijo: "¿Puede el diseño desprenderse de sus raíces en las prácticas modernistas de insostenibilidad y desfuturización y reorientarse hacia otros compromisos, prácticas, narrativas y actuaciones ontológicas? Además, ¿puede el diseño formar parte del conjunto de herramientas para la transición al pluriverso (es decir, un mundo en el que quepan muchos mundos)?" Este libro presenta la importancia de la sostenibilidad cultural en la industria textil y de la moda, descolonizando el sistema de moda y promoviendo el diseño para las transiciones.

Idioma original	Inglés
Lugar de publicación	Singapore
Número de páginas	313
ISBN (versión digital)	978-981-99-0349-8
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-0349-8
Estado	Publicada - 2023

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Nombre	Sustainable Textiles: Production, Processing, Manufacturing & Chemistry
Editor	Springer
ISSN (impreso)	2662-7108

Palabras clave

Moda sostenible
Moda cultural
Cultura sostenible
Textiles sostenibles
Innovación social
Diseño textil artesanal
Artesanía tradicional india
Moda artesanal

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Larios-Francia, R. P., Burgos, A. M. & Sanchez Jimenez, J. J., 11 jun. 2023, Sustainability challenges in the fashion industry: Civilization crisis, decolonization, cultural legacy, and transitions. Gardetti, M. Á. & Larios-Francia, R. P. (eds.). p. 127–140 (Sustainable textiles: Production, processing, manufacturing & chemistry).
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Sustainability challenges in the fashion industry: Civilization crisis, decolonization, cultural legacy, and transitions

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