현대 복식에 나타난 내부로부터의 해체 현상 ( 제2보 ) - 1980년대부터 1990년대를 중심으로 - = Transactions : Deconstruction From The Inside Expressed In the Contemporary Costume ( Part 2 ) - From 1980s to 1990s -

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The aim of this thesis is to clarify the application of Derrida`s `Deconstruction` theory on the contemporary costume. Derrida`s theory of `Deconstruction` took into the `decentring` concept which deconstructed the subjects i.e., Occidentalism, Elitecentrism, logocentrism, mancentrism etc.; it deconstructed the dichotomy that had been expressed in the traditional occidental metaphysics, by raising the isolated ones such as the Orient, sub-culture, irrationality, madness, woman etc. Summarizing the conclusion of this thesis as follows, 1. The impact of `Deconstruction` from the inside is to be seen in the principles of intertextuality of the costume, therefore it has shown the bisexual costume by interacting gender, and the costume by mixing time, place and occasion. 2. 「Dis·de」 phenomena which shows the concept of escape from the center were presented as decentring, dislocation, discomposition, disorder. 3. Undecidability principle resulted in the undecidable presentation in the wearing styles such as wearing, unwearing, layering. Contemporary costume by the `Deconstruction` from the inside regards costume as a dynamic text, which has attempted the interaction with the other genres. It deconstructed the teleology of the costume function, and it accepts all the various aesthetic principles.