The Gendered object

Abstract

Introduction, Pat Kirkham and Judy Attfield interiors - 19th century essays on the masculine and the feminine room, Juliet Kinchin dolls - odour, disgust, femininity and toy design, Heather Hendershot artist's clothes - some observations on male artists and their clothes in the 19th century, Colin Cruise leg wear, Mary Schoeser the suit - a common bond or defeated purpose?, Lee Wright the tie - presence and absence, Juliet Ash the training shoe - pump up the power and promotion, Christine Boydell trousers - feminism in 19th century America, Kate Luck jackets - engendering the object in Desperately Seeking Susan, Ann Wales children's clothes - design and promotion, Cheryl Buckley Tom and Jerry - cat suits and mouse-taken identities, Paul Wells cosmetics - a Clinique case study, Pat Kirkham and Alex Weller perfume - bodily pleasures, perfume, packaging and postmodernity, Angela Partington washing machines - mother's not herself today, Jane Graves bicycles, Nicholas Oddy guns - the last frontier on the road to equality, Susie McKellar hearing aids - sweet nothings or, an ear for an ear, Hillel Schwartz Barbie and Action Man, adult toys for girls and boys, 1959-1993, Judy Attfield memory and objects, Juliet Ash.

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