کار با پارچه: منابع، تعلق و زندگی جزیره‌ای در صنعت تارتان هریس اسکاتلند

"Trademark-protected since 1910, the famous woollen cloth known as Harris Tweed can only be produced in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland - yet it is exported to over 50 countries around the world. Examining contemporary experiences of work and life, this book is the first in-depth anthropological study of the renowned textile industry, complementing and updating existing historical and ethnographic research. Drawing on one year of ethnographic fieldwork research in the Outer Hebrides, it offers an intimate account of industry workers' lived experiences and contributes to anthropological debates on work and labour, cultural production, inclusive belonging and place-making in global capitalism"-- Provided by publisher Contents Figures Acknowledgements Note on Pseudonyms Abbreviations Map of the Outer Hebrides Introduction Chapter 1. Where Harris Tweed Is Made: ‘Remoteness’, Resourcefulness and Island Life Chapter 2. Following the Tweed Van: Road Stories, Productive Encounters and Local Experiences of a Global Industry Chapter 3. In the Loom Shed: Time, Work and Value in Harris Tweed Weaving Chapter 4. Weaving Lives and Livelihoods: Uncertainty, Anticipation and Personal Narratives Chapter 5. Manufacturing Repertoires: Production, ‘Heritage’ and Place-Making Conclusion. ‘Finishing’ as a New Beginning References Index