La mode comme objet de recherche et de réflexion

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La mode comme objet de recherche et de réflexion, une intervention d'Emilie Hammen (doctorante IFM/Paris 1 en histoire de l'art) devant les étudiants IFM (4 octobre 2016). Plus de conférences : http://podcast.ifm-paris.com/

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