Enter a name for the new shopping listEnter a name longer than 3 characters. Only use letters and numbers.

Delete list?

If the list is shared, your friends will no longer be able to see the list.

Login to facebook to save this list
You may share this list on your wall now or just save it.
Enter a name longer than 3 characters. Only use letters and numbers.
Post to my facebook profile
Log in to facebook to saveLog in to facebook to saveCancel
Shopping List
Shopping List ▲
We had a problem with your shopping list. Try refreshing the page.
Keep track of items you like. First search, and then add them to your list.
 
Shopping List ▲
Help me decide
This list is shared with your Facebook friends. If they visit your list page, they can see any changes you make.
 · 
Previous
Next
Collapse

Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History

Product summaryCustomer reviewsSpecifications

Payment is NOT a factor used to rank search results in Bing.
Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History
x

Rating: 4.0 out of 5Customer reviews (8)

Description

Examines the ways in which hair has served as a signifier of class, gender, ethnicity, authority, conformity/non-conformity, and power throughout history. Countless issues and examples are explored in this volume including: hair styles of royalty; wigs worn by lawmakers and judges; ceremonial hairstyles of tribes throughout the world; Olvier...more

CompareCompareAdding...Added to Shopping List
You can only add up to 10 items. Please remove some items from your list to continue adding new ones.

Customer reviews

Average rating Rating: 4.0 out of 5(8)

Rating: 5.0 out of 5(2)

Rating: 4.0 out of 5(0)

Rating: 3.0 out of 5(0)

Rating: 2.0 out of 5(2)

Rating: 1.0 out of 5(0)

Rating: 0.0 out of 5(0)

Most mentioned

Topic(1)

Accuracy(1)

Rating: 2.0 out of 5superficial and under-illustrated

I am a professional hairdresser and hairdressing historian. I was terribly disappointed when I opened this book. It has... Read full review · www.amazon.com · · 9/5/2006

Rating: 5.0 out of 5Any college-level holding strong in not only...

Hair has displayed more than changing styles: it's served as an indicator of class, gender, conformity and power... Read full review · www.amazon.com · Midwest Book Review · 5/21/2006

See all 8 customer reviews