Cultures, Identities, and Dress: A Renewed Sociological Interest |
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| Authors: | Kimberly A. Miller Scott A. Hunt |
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| Affiliation: | An assistant professor at the University of Kentucky in the Department of Interior Design, Merchandising, and Textiles. Her current work is theory building in the area of dress and the private and secret self. She has published in such journals as Symbolic Interaction and Clothing and Textiles Research Journal;. Her work as a session organizer on dress and appearance at the Midwest Sociological Society meetings led to the creation of the special section on dress and appearance in this issue of Sociological Inquiry. An assistant professor of sociology at the University of Kentucky. Issues pertaining to social movements, collective behavior, and identity construction are his primary areas of research. He has published in The Sociological Quarterly, Symbolic Interaction, Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Perspectives on Social Problems;, and Sociological Inquiry. |
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