Call for Papers - Somaesthetics & Fashion
This special issue seeks to advance philosophical inquiry into fashion as a distinctive field of embodied aesthetic practice, somatic discipline, ethical self-cultivation, and social intelligibility. Although fashion has often been relegated to the margins of philosophical discourse as a matter of ornament, superficiality, or consumption, it is more properly understood as a complex mode of bodily mediation through which subjects are formed, perceived, regulated, and transformed. Dress, adornment, style, and bodily presentation do not merely supplement the body from without; they participate in the ongoing constitution of embodied subjectivity, shaping the felt, visible, and socially legible dimensions of lived experience.
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