Fashioning Change: The Trope of Clothing in High- and Late-Medieval England

Andrea Denny‐Brown

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Medieval Literature and History Fashion and Cultural Textiles Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Fortune's habits : Boethian lessons on clothing and being -- Fashioning change : wearing Fortune's garments in high- and late-medieval England -- The case of the bishop's capa : vestimentary change and divine law in the thirteenth century -- In swich richesse : Povre Griselda and the all-consuming archewyves -- English galaunts and the aesthetic event.

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