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„Von ganz natürlich bis schön verrückt“ — Zur Psychologie der Jugendmode

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Jugend und Mode

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Gleich zwiefach tappt man bei der Behandlung dieses Themas in reich gefüllte Magazine eherner Banalitäten und Offensichtlichkeiten. “Jugend” ist ja immer irgendwie revolutionär, alternativ, sucht ihren eigenen Weg, lehnt sich gegen die Alten auf, will alles anders machen und so weiter. “Mode” diktiert uns, was wir eigentlich nicht wollen, lustvoll-unterwürfig achselzuckend aber dennoch mitmachen müssen, sie ist Ausdruck unserer Persönlichkeit, kann aber auch andere Leute ganz schön beeindrucken. Jugend frischt die Alten durch Moden gehörig auf — womit die Verbindung zwischen beiden hergestellt ist.

“Kleider machen Leute” Keller, 1856 “Clothes doth make the man” Coursey, 1973 “Clothes makyth the man” Joseph, 1973 “Clothes make the person” Bickman, 1974 “The apparel oft proclaims the man” Hamlet

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Dollase, R. (1988). „Von ganz natürlich bis schön verrückt“ — Zur Psychologie der Jugendmode. In: Jugend und Mode. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10437-7_3

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