Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2015 im Fachbereich Design (Industrie; Grafik; Mode); Note: 1;3; ; Sprache: Deutsch; Abstract: Diese Seminararbeit zum Thema Tierleid in der Mode behandelt die Geschichte sowie den interkulturellen Vergleich des Pelzes; die Herstellung und Herkunft des Pelzes; und macht auf tierleidfreie Alternativen in der Modeindustrie aufmerksam. Da in dieser innerhalb der letzten Jahre ndash; vor allem in der Wintermode ndash; (Kunst-)Fellapplikationen sehr prauml;sent waren; deckte eine Untersuchung des ndr falsche Etikettierungen auf: Alle gekauften Textilien sind mit echtem Pelz versehen: Statt 100% Polyester Kaninchenfell und bdquo;hundeauml;hnlicheldquo; Pelze. Auch wenn sich nur vier Prozent der Deutschen zum Tragen echter Pelze bekennen ; sind offizielle Bezeichnungen der Felle auf Etiketten irrefuuml;hrend und es ist kaum nachvollziehbar; um welches Tier es sich handelt. Dieses Verbraucher tauml;uschende Ergebnis und meine persouml;nliche Einstellung veranlassen mich dazu; meine Seminararbeit dem Thema Tierleid in der Mode zu widmen. Innerhalb dieser gehe ich auf den geschichtlichen Aspekt des Pelzes ein; dessen historischer Nutzen der Uuml;berlebenssicherung heute jedoch weitgehend uuml;berfluuml;ssig ist. Auszlig;erdem mouml;chte ich auf die Herstellung diesen leidvollen Textils aufklauml;ren und modische Alternativen aufzeigen; fuuml;r die kein Tier sein Leben lassen musste.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Stratophiles will enjoy this but for the price it falls a tad short.By WJN50After having bought Dave Hunters campanion book -The Fender Telecaster - I was eagar to receive this addition to my all things Fender library. I also have a couple of other publications authored by Mr Hunter so I assumed his effort on the Stratocaster would be of similar depth. Certainly. the photography is outstanding and his ability to source so many rare and vintage instruments is testimony to his dedication. However. Daves latest effort is. surprisingly. riddled with typos (careless proof reading) and even some factual errors. or certainly information that conflicts with other Fender officionados. I also deducted a Star. as much of the final part of the book was cut and pasted from his Telecaster effort. Perhaps that made sense but it gave the impression that the book has a knock off flavour to it which the price tag didnt reflect. Anyway. despite my nit picking I still enjoyed it and some of the profile info on many of the featured Strat exponents was enlightening.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. StratmaniaBy Lynette McClenaghanIt might seem that with the plethora of books about the legendary Strat that theres nothing new to be said. Dave Hunter is so meticulous and detailed in his research that you will undoubtedly learn more about this fine guitar. Hunters series of books for Voyaguer set a high standard for photography and throughout the book are so many quality images that you can spend hours just looking. This is an essential purchase for your guitar library. as are the other two books in the series.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy B. ByersGood.
