Indumentaria y sociedad medievales (SS. XII-XV). Medieval society and clothing (13th - 15th centuries)
Abstract
Dress an essential part of daily structures. Review of the sources and bibliography. Innovations in late medieval Castilian clothing. Elements of social differentiation through dress. “Sumptuary laws”, signs of social marginalization in clothes. Moral treaties about clothing.Format
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