Formative Principles of Korean Traditional Costume(Hanbok) Configuration and the Fractal Geometry

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2016-11-10
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Kim, Sohee
Chae, Keunseok
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International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA) Annual Conference Proceedings
Iowa State University Conferences and Symposia

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This study is aimed to reveal whether there is any correlation between the formative principles of Korean traditional costume and the 20th-century scientific thought and the world view by conducting the comparative study on the specific nature found in the structural formative principles of Korean traditional costume from the aspect of the fractal geometry which has systematized the 20th century chaos theory to a geometric model.

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