Autore
Bertoli, AsiaTitolo
Performing Identity: A Theoretical View on Grillz as Prosthetic HypoiconsPeriodico
Reti, saperi, linguaggiAnno:
2024 - Volume:
21 - Fascicolo:
2 - Pagina iniziale:
343 - Pagina finale:
356Grillz, ornamental dental accessories, serve as potent symbols of cultural identity and social status, notably within hip-hop culture and beyond. This study utilizes Umberto Eco’s prosthesis theory, positioning grillz as “magnificative prosthesesµ that amplify communicative expression. By introducing the concept of identity performativity, the research investigates how grillz enable individuals to assert and negotiate identities. Through historical and contemporary analysis, it demonstrates how grillz challenge societal norms and empower marginalized communities. Additionally, the study examines social media’s role in normalizing grillz within mainstream fashion, highlighting their function as cultural artifacts situated at the intersection of material culture, identity, and digital mediation.
SICI: 2279-7777(2024)21:2<343:PIATVO>2.0.ZU;2-F
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