A Study of the Inter-Corpse Relations in the Series of ‘ Catwalk’ Shows by Thom Browne

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Journal: JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES Year:2019 | Volume:3 | Issue:5 Page(s): 123-145

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A Study of the Inter-Corpse Relations in the Series of ‘ Catwalk’ Shows by Thom Browne

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Corpse

Inter-corpse

discursive situation

Performance art

Catwalk show

Abstract

Corpse, like text, soma, body, and media is one of the important substances and discursive mediation in the art of performance. Corpse is always mixed with the concepts of soma and body; however, its applications in performance and narrative are different. Corpse is an object on the scene which has an identity, making sense from culture, history, tales, contexts, and individual and public memories. The performance of ‘ catwalk’ shows mostly deals with simple approaches, but Thom Browne, the senior designer of the American ‘ Channel’ brand, has changed the borders of discursive substances and their relations. His performance makes different discursive situations either on the scene or in the narrative. The current paper aims to study those aspects in performative manifestation. The paper, in other words, aims to explain how, in Browne's performance, Corpse makes different images of the place in the show? It seems Corpse, as a discursive mediation, is able to cut its own physical connection with the place by two features of deterritorialization and disintermediation borrowed from the principles of the narrative. The study, then, explores what the inter-Corpse discursive condition is through which a Corpse changes the ready-to-wear clothes. It seems that through forming a compound Corpse in the multi-corporeal discursive situation, Corpses are able to put the ready-to-wear or cutting-clothes, which carry a sign of casual sewing, into a new layer.

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RAHIMI JAFARI, MAJID. (2019). A Study of the Inter-Corpse Relations in the Series of ‘ Catwalk’ Shows by Thom Browne. JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES, 3(5 ), 123-145. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/268031/en

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RAHIMI JAFARI MAJID. A Study of the Inter-Corpse Relations in the Series of ‘ Catwalk’ Shows by Thom Browne. JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES[Internet]. 2019;3(5 ):123-145. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/268031/en

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MAJID RAHIMI JAFARI, “A Study of the Inter-Corpse Relations in the Series of ‘ Catwalk’ Shows by Thom Browne,” JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES, vol. 3, no. 5 , pp. 123–145, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/268031/en

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