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Dress and women's self-fashioning in Makonde, Zimbabwe
This study examines dress and women's self-fashioning in rural Zimbabwe. The main research question relates to how Korekore women experience, understand and interpret their dress choices to express their identities. Deploying social constructionism as theoretical frame, I build on decolonial feminis...
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Department of Sociology
2025
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