Suchergebnisse

La mirada en la representación de episodios mitológicos responde a una gran diversidad, acorde a la variedad de las distintas leyendas en las que la mirada es esencial. En este sentido, tanto desde un punto de vista iconográfico como conceptual y simbólico son muy diferentes las miradas plasmadas. Miradas correspondidas, miradas de quién mira sin ser visto, miradas prohibidas, la consecuencia de una de estas miradas sin que la mirada aparezca de modo explícito ..., e incluso la mirada como recurso visual que, a su vez, atrae la mirada del espectador hacia el personaje o los personajes objeto de atención. En todas ellas, es protagonista tanto quien mira como quien es mirado.

Abstract
Upon entering the global fashion system in the 1950s – later than most established fashion capitals – Brazilian fashion had to find its place without directly competing with those established markets. Instead, the goal was to solidify the image of a nation with no resources as a competitor in the existing global fashion system. The goal was, instead, to solidify the image of a nation that had no resources to establish itself at a level equivalent to that of the existing fashion system. The desire for moda brasileira/Brazilian fashion to attain relevance in the international fashion world was an internal endeavour that would demand the recognition of Brazilian fashion as an industry-culture binomial. In that sense, the attribute of brasilidade/ Brazilianess – which no other nation could claim – worked to frame Brazil's position in the global fashion system. Those aspects of Brazilian fashion are discussed in this essay from the perspective of the social and cultural context in which they developed while also exploring the permanence of certain iconic images of brasilidade, which guarantees the participation of the country in the global fashion system.

Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: From Traditional to New Approaches: Methodological Insights -- Early Imperial Roman Peasant Communities in Central Spain: Agrarian Structure, Standards of Living, and Inequality in the North of Roman Carpetania -- Perceiving the Countryside: Some Thoughts on the Representation of Agrarian Cycles and Tasks in the Mosaics of Roman Spain -- Investigating Livestock Practices in the Countryside of Roman Spain: An Archaeozoological Approach -- Part II: Beyond Villascapes: Peasants in Landscapes -- A Peasant Landscape in the Eastern Roman Spain. An Archaeological Approach to Territorial Organization and Economic Models -- Exploring the Complexity of Roman Agrarian Landscapes. State of the Art and a Study Case from the Southwestern Iberian Peninsula -- Roman Peasantry, Spatial Archaeology, and Off-site Survey in Hispania -- Part III: Comparing Villae and Peasants Habitats in Settlement Systems -- On the Margins of the Villa System? Rural Architecture and Socioeconomic Strategies in North-Eastern Roman Spain -- Villae and Farms: Early Imperial Rural Settlement in the Adaja-Eresma Basin (Central Roman Spain) -- With the measure you use you will be measured back… Late Roman and Early Medieval Peasants in Central Spain on Examination -- From Villa to Village? Relational Approaches within Roman and Medieval Iberian Rural Societies -- Conclusions -- List of Contributors -- List of Figures -- Index