Design and Inheritance of the She Ethnic Wedding Costumes based on the Grounded Theory
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https://doi.org/10.21834/e-bpj.v10iSI36.7592Keywords:
Ethnic wedding costumes, design and inheritance, grounded theory, influencing factorsAbstract
This study employs open-ended interviews and textual analysis to collect data on the primary elements influencing the design and dissemination of She ethnic wedding costume. Employing grounded theory, four principal categories were discerned: the significance of clothing attributes, awareness of cultural identity, incorporation of contemporary technology, and proactive engagement in cultural dissemination. A "cognition–emotion–behavior" model was established to elucidate how these aspects collectively influence modern design methods and cultural transmission routes. The results establish a theoretical basis for comprehending the mechanisms of impact and present practical insights for advancing the sustainable development of She ethnic wedding costume culture.
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