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How Textiles Communicates


Feature Details
Author Ganaele Langlois (York University, Canada)
Publisher Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Published January 2024
Format Hardback, PDF, ePub
ISBN 9781350384347 (print), 9781350384361 (eBook)
Length 224 pages
Illustrations 42 black-and-white images

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How Textile Communicates: From Codes to Cosmotechnics by Ganaele Langlois is a groundbreaking academic work that explores textiles not just as materials, but as media of communication—rich with cultural, historical, and political meaning. How Textiles Communicates is also a deeply interdisciplinary book that redefines how we think about textiles—not just as materials or fashion elements, but as active media of communication.

Usefulness of the Book

Area How It Adds Value
Fashion Theory & Communication Frames textiles as communicative systems—ideal for advanced modules on media, semiotics, and fashion meaning-making
Cultural Heritage & Decolonial Studies Offers global case studies (Quechua, Shipibo-Conibo, Japanese indigo) that challenge Eurocentric narratives and highlight indigenous knowledge
Sustainability & Ethics Explores textiles as ecological and cosmotechnical media, linking craft to planetary thinking and responsible design
Digital & Tech Integration Connects Jacquard looms to digital interfaces, showing how weaving anticipates modern computing and media theory
Student Research & Critical Thinking Encourages learners to analyze textiles as symbolic, political, and philosophical tools—not just aesthetic objects

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