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Shoddy : from devil's dust to the renaissance of rags /

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020		\|a9780226377759\|qhardcover:\|cUS27.00
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041	0	\|aeng
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100	1	\|aShell, Hanna Rose,\|eauthor
245	10	\|aShoddy :\|bfrom devil's dust to the renaissance of rags /\|cHanna Rose Shell
260	1	\|aChicago :\|bThe University of Chicago Press,\|c2020
300		\|a236 pages, 2 unnumbered leaves of plates :\|billustrations, maps ;\|c21 cm
336		\|atext\|btxt\|2rdacontent
337		\|aunmediated\|bn\|2rdamedia
338		\|avolume\|bnc\|2rdacarrier
504		\|aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 207-222) and index
505	0	\|aPrologue : Finding shoddy. Old clothes odyssey ; The heap -- Devil's dust. Emergence of an industry ; Narratives of transmutation, myths of invention ; Devil's dust politics ; Material philosophy and the shredded self ; "Devilsdust" and the protean nature of Disraeli's shoddy ; Shoddy as paradox and Marx's "excrements of consumption" -- Textile skin. The Wear of war ; Textile skin and "the sinews of war" ; Shoddy and the body politic ; Photography and the "harvest of death" ; On shrouds and shoddy -- Lively things. Miasma and contagion ; Consolidation of clothes and corpses ; Disinfection and its discontents ; The intimate materiality of the unknowable ; Liveliness and formlessness -- Epilogue : Shoddy renaissance
520		\|a"This is a book about waste transformed, and reuse, repurposing, and recycling -- and how we consume the products of our industry. Through the story of shoddy, Hanna Rose Shell takes up these provocative topics and offers a new way for us to think critically about them. Shoddy is a global potpourri of textile waste manufactured into a saleable commodity: for example, wool that has been sorted, scoured, stuffed into rag-grinding machines, and remade into new clothes and textile and upholstery products. Both of-the-moment and truly historical, the book sends us back to West Yorkshire, 1812 and the birth of the commodification of waste through processing, before pushing us forward again with interviews and images from shoddy towns, waste dumps, textile labs, and rag shredding factories in the US and UK. Along the way we see exposed the political, ethical, environmental, and other ways shoddy has transformed lives and landscapes"--\|cProvided by publisher
650	0	\|aWool fabrics\|xHistory\|y19th century
650	0	\|aTextile industry\|xHistory\|y19th century
650	0	\|aRecycled products\|xHistory\|y19th century
650	0	\|aTextile industry\|zEngland\|xHistory
650	0	\|aTextile industry\|zUnited States\|xHistory
650	0	\|aUsed clothing industry\|xHistory
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Hanna Rose Shell is associate professor in the Department of Art & Art History, the Department of Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts, and the Department of History at the University of Colorado, Boulder; author, most recently, of Hide and Seek: Camouflage, Photography, and the Media of Reconnaissance; and director of the film Secondhand (Pepe).
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