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Discussion: Tetsuya Miura & Hiroshi Ashida "Data & Analogical Imagination: Regarding Fashion & Cooking"

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Welcome to our special feature, "Words & Images: Data on Fashion," hosted by fashion researcher and associate professor in the Faculty of Design at Kyoto Seika University, Hiroshi Ashida. This time, we have invited Tetsuya Miura, a film critic and associate professor at Aoyama Gakuin University, for a dialogue.
Miura, known for his book reviews and essays on cooking books and culinary experiences in "食べたくなる本," also penned culinary lifestyle essays in "LAフード・ダイアリー." Both Ashida and Miura, who explore criticism in the areas of cooking and fashion respectively—areas grounded in sensory experiences, delve into the relationship between expressive language and data, lifestyle and sustainability in a wide-ranging conversation.
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Tetsuya Miura

Born in 1976. Completed his Ph.D. in the Department of Cultural Representation at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies. He is currently a professor in the Department of Comparative Arts at Aoyama Gakuin University, specializing in film studies. He also writes on food. His books include "LAフード・ダイアリー" (Kodansha, 2021), "食べたくなる本" (Misuzu Shobo, 2019), "『ハッピーアワー』論" (Hattori Publishing, 2018), "映画とは何か──フランス映画思想史" (Chikuma Sensho, 2014), and "サスペンス映画史" (Misuzu Shobo, 2012).

PROFILE
Hiroshi Ashida

Born in 1978. Leaving the Ph.D. program in Human and Environmental Studies at Kyoto University upon earning the requisite credits. After serving as an associate curator at the Kyoto Costume Culture Research Foundation, he now serves as an associate professor in the Faculty of Design at Kyoto Seika University and Vice President. His special field is fashion theory. His works include "言葉と衣服" (Adachi Press, 2021). As a translator, he has worked on Agnès Rocamora and Anneke Smelik's "Thinking Through Fashion" (joint translation supervisor, Film Art Publishing, 2018), and others. He is also on the editorial board of the fashion critique magazine "vanitas" (Adachi Press) and is a member of "kotobatofuku," a shop for literature and clothing.

Habits that Shape Sensibilities

Using cuisine as a reference to discuss fashion

AshidaOne issue that personally concerns me is that there isn't really established criticism on fashion (design). When you consider the consumers (those who buy and wear clothes), most often they buy or wear clothing based on criteria of "adorable/not adorable" or "cool/not cool."
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