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Paperback. Condición: New. Bold, beautiful, unhidden: Visible Mending reclaims repair as an act of care, creativity, and quiet resistance. In Visible Mending, essayist, poet, and Emerita Professor Kathryn DeZur turns her keen eye for the intimate and overlooked toward the humble act of repair. Beginning with a small pile of worn, beloved garments, DeZur unspools a layered meditation on mending-not to erase damage, but to honor it.Blending memoir, textile history, and cultural critique, this book-length braided essay explores the aesthetics and ethics of visible mending within contemporary Western culture. DeZur considers how acts of repair intersect with sustainability, status, fast fashion, and the politics of bodies-touching on fatphobia, ageism, and the pressures of self-presentation. Throughout, she asks what it might mean to live-and dress-in ways that acknowledge wear, time, and transformation.At once personal and expansive, Visible Mending invites readers to reconsider the stories embedded in the things we keep, the marks we conceal, and the ways we might instead choose to make them seen. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bold, beautiful, and unhidden: Visible Mending reclaims repair as an act of care, creativity, and quiet resistance.In Visible Mending, essayist, poet, and Emerita Professor Kathryn DeZur turns her keen eye for the intimate and overlooked toward the humble act of repair. Beginning with a small pile of worn, beloved garments, DeZur unspools a richly layered meditation on what it means to mendnot to erase damage, but to honor it.Blending memoir, textile history, and cultural critique, this book-length braided essay explores the aesthetics and ethics of visible mending within contemporary Western culture. DeZur considers how acts of repair intersect with sustainability, status, fast fashion, and the politics of bodiestouching on fatphobia, ageism, and the pressures of self-presentation. Throughout, she asks what it might mean to liveand dressin ways that acknowledge wear, time, and transformation.At once personal and expansive, Visible Mending invites readers to reconsider the stories embedded in the things we keep, the marks we conceal, and the ways we might instead choose to make them seen. A lyrical braided essay on repair, Visible Mending explores clothing, identity, and culturereframing damage as history and mending as a radical act of sustainability, self-fashioning, and care. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Bold, beautiful, and unhidden: Visible Mending reclaims repair as an act of care, creativity, and quiet resistance.In Visible Mending, essayist, poet, and Emerita Professor Kathryn DeZur turns her keen eye for the intimate and overlooked toward the humble act of repair. Beginning with a small pile of worn, beloved garments, DeZur unspools a richly layered meditation on what it means to mend-not to erase damage, but to honor it.Blending memoir, textile history, and cultural critique, this book-length braided essay explores the aesthetics and ethics of visible mending within contemporary Western culture. DeZur considers how acts of repair intersect with sustainability, status, fast fashion, and the politics of bodies-touching on fatphobia, ageism, and the pressures of self-presentation. Throughout, she asks what it might mean to live-and dress-in ways that acknowledge wear, time, and transformation.At once personal and expansive, Visible Mending invites readers to reconsider the stories embedded in the things we keep, the marks we conceal, and the ways we might instead choose to make them seen.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bold, beautiful, and unhidden: Visible Mending reclaims repair as an act of care, creativity, and quiet resistance.In Visible Mending, essayist, poet, and Emerita Professor Kathryn DeZur turns her keen eye for the intimate and overlooked toward the humble act of repair. Beginning with a small pile of worn, beloved garments, DeZur unspools a richly layered meditation on what it means to mendnot to erase damage, but to honor it.Blending memoir, textile history, and cultural critique, this book-length braided essay explores the aesthetics and ethics of visible mending within contemporary Western culture. DeZur considers how acts of repair intersect with sustainability, status, fast fashion, and the politics of bodiestouching on fatphobia, ageism, and the pressures of self-presentation. Throughout, she asks what it might mean to liveand dressin ways that acknowledge wear, time, and transformation.At once personal and expansive, Visible Mending invites readers to reconsider the stories embedded in the things we keep, the marks we conceal, and the ways we might instead choose to make them seen. A lyrical braided essay on repair, Visible Mending explores clothing, identity, and culturereframing damage as history and mending as a radical act of sustainability, self-fashioning, and care. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bold, beautiful, and unhidden: Visible Mending reclaims repair as an act of care, creativity, and quiet resistance.In Visible Mending, essayist, poet, and Emerita Professor Kathryn DeZur turns her keen eye for the intimate and overlooked toward the humble act of repair. Beginning with a small pile of worn, beloved garments, DeZur unspools a richly layered meditation on what it means to mendnot to erase damage, but to honor it.Blending memoir, textile history, and cultural critique, this book-length braided essay explores the aesthetics and ethics of visible mending within contemporary Western culture. DeZur considers how acts of repair intersect with sustainability, status, fast fashion, and the politics of bodiestouching on fatphobia, ageism, and the pressures of self-presentation. Throughout, she asks what it might mean to liveand dressin ways that acknowledge wear, time, and transformation.At once personal and expansive, Visible Mending invites readers to reconsider the stories embedded in the things we keep, the marks we conceal, and the ways we might instead choose to make them seen. A lyrical braided essay on repair, Visible Mending explores clothing, identity, and culturereframing damage as history and mending as a radical act of sustainability, self-fashioning, and care. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Bold, beautiful, unhidden: Visible Mending reclaims repair as an act of care, creativity, and quiet resistance. In Visible Mending, essayist, poet, and Emerita Professor Kathryn DeZur turns her keen eye for the intimate and overlooked toward the humble act of repair. Beginning with a small pile of worn, beloved garments, DeZur unspools a layered meditation on mending-not to erase damage, but to honor it.Blending memoir, textile history, and cultural critique, this book-length braided essay explores the aesthetics and ethics of visible mending within contemporary Western culture. DeZur considers how acts of repair intersect with sustainability, status, fast fashion, and the politics of bodies-touching on fatphobia, ageism, and the pressures of self-presentation. Throughout, she asks what it might mean to live-and dress-in ways that acknowledge wear, time, and transformation.At once personal and expansive, Visible Mending invites readers to reconsider the stories embedded in the things we keep, the marks we conceal, and the ways we might instead choose to make them seen. …

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