La hibridación de la moda: la teoría del actor-red

Ana María Ángeles  Martínez Barreiro

doi:10.18682/cdc.vi150.5536

Ana María Ángeles Martínez Barreiro

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi150.5536

Palavras-chave: Moda ; Natureza ; Cultura ; Sustentabilidade ; Consumo ; Ator;Rede (ANT) ; Prática Social (TPS)

Resumo

Nesta situação de pandemia global, o sistema da moda necessita mais do que nunca da constituição de um imaginário novo, mais sustentável e diferente. Onde a proposta de Bruno Latour sobre o hibridismo é enriquecida com sua teoria da rede de atores. O objetivo deste trabalho é desafiar o pensamento convencional do estudo da moda, por meio da teoria da rede de atores (ANT Ator-Rede Teoria) e da teoria das práticas sociais (TPS). Essas abordagens nos dão a oportunidade de ver as continuidades entre as práticas de vestuário e seu impacto ambiental mais amplo e, ao mesmo tempo, nos permitem começar a pensar mais radicalmente sobre como nos conectamos com a natureza e a cultura e, dessa forma, montamos. As relações entre nossos roupas e meio ambiente.

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