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Fabric tales的問題，我們搜遍了碩博士論文和台灣出版的書籍，推薦Lamia, Dani,Davis, William寫的 Hotel California 和Drescher, Daniela的 Pippa and Pelle in the Winter Snow都 可以從中找到所需的評價。
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國立臺北藝術大學 文創產業國際藝術碩士學位學程(IMCCI) 趙綺芳所指導 佘安妮的 文化挪用與資產 : 以全球化市場中的 MOLA 為例之分析 （2017），提出Fabric tales關鍵因素是什麼，來自於。
而第二篇論文國立成功大學 都市計劃學系 謝宏昌所指導 方思文的 台南市中西區老屋再利用現象之初探-1994至2013年 （2014），提出因為有 台南市、老屋再利用現象、關係美學、地方識別、意象的重點而找出了 Fabric tales的解答。
Hotel California
為了解決Fabric tales 的問題，作者Lamia, Dani,Davis, William 這樣論述：
You can check out. But you can never leave... On a remote island off the coast, an old Victorian mansion overlooks a stunning vista of choppy seas and jagged rocks. Known as the Hotel California, it has stood for centuries, welcoming guests to its beautiful grounds and twisting corridors. But when a
jaded and cynical film crew arrives to shoot a horror film inside the hotel, things begin to change... A supernatural presence lurks within the walls of the towering mansion. Spirits undisturbed for centuries, living in harmony with the inn keeper and her family. At first this presence is benevolen
t, helpful even. But as the filmmakers stage violent scenes of horror and brutality, deadly accidents plague the crew, and they are cut off from all contact with outside world. Soon, they must face a terrifying new reality. Their darkest fears and impulses have corrupted the spirits of the ancient b
uilding, twisting them into something ... dangerous. At first the hotel wanted them to leave. Now it wants them stay. Forever and ever... Dani has accepted the curse of a warped and deviant mind that bends reality, rending the fabric between the real and the unreal. Perhaps a form of schizophrenia
, Dani prefers to think of it as wonderful inspiration for some deeply creepy but strangely intellectual horror stories that are pulled from those nightmarish visions. A student of the great horror writers (and filmmakers), Dani has turned a passion for twisted tales that unlock deep truths about hu
manity into a career focused on scaring the pants off readers. William G. Davis served in the U.S. Marines and was discharged a captain. His civilian career kept him well-traveled and involved sales, advertising and gaming. He is the author of the crime series Mike Gage Thrillers. Two of these novel
s have received 5 Star ratings from the Midwest Book Review. He and his wife live in Northern Indiana.
文化挪用與資產 : 以全球化市場中的 MOLA 為例之分析
為了解決Fabric tales 的問題，作者佘安妮 這樣論述：
This thesis describes an example of the complexity of the modern era, in which traditional garments such as the Mola from Panama are receiving the consequences of cultural appropriation. By analyzing the mola in the global market, this thesis aims to take the representation of the mola as a nationa
l symbol and expose the impact it has on its original producers, the Guna people. The Guna indigenous community are famous around the world for their mola art work. The Gunas are the second-largest indigenous community in Panama. They have emerged as a Latin American’s successful story of native peo
ple, in which they have managed to preserve their land and culture in a difficult and threatening world. The autonomous region of Guna Yala is their home and the official territory. The term mola means blouse, dress or clothing in the Guna language, and it refers to the traditional attire that Guna
woman make for themselves to wear. The word mola is now also used for the appliqué panels found on these blouses. The art of making molas is the most important form of artistic expression for the Gunas, and it stands as a symbol of their cultural heritage. Maintaining the tradition has become a prob
lem when the tide of non-Guna molas floods the market. When fake molas, mola copies and mola reproductions take the global market, how has the mola been culturally appropriated? How has the mola continued to be a symbol of cultural heritage for both Panamanian and Guna people in the global era? How
will the mola be recognized in the global market? As a reaction to this problem, in 2000 the Guna women raised their voice with the support of the Mola Cooperative. With the assistance of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of Panama and with the World Intellectual Property Organization, the gover
nment of the Republic of Panama passed the Law No. 20. This Law is included in the Special Intellectual Property Regime addressing the Collective Rights of Indigenous Peoples to the Protection and Defense of their Cultural Identity and Traditional Knowledge. Registration of the mola for this Law was
made in the year 2002 with the trademark named GaluDugbis. To further understand whether the creation of the brand Galudugbis generate protection for the mola from cultural appropriation, the author conducts the following research: archive research to reveal the state of enforcement of Law No. 20;
online content is also used to analyze the issue of authenticity of mola-products found in the market; through interviews, Guna women reveal how they perceive value of the mola. Notions of authenticity and cultural appropriation are debated when analysis of this new global market is taken into consi
deration whilst the trademark GaluDugbis fights for its cultural property rights.
Pippa and Pelle in the Winter Snow
為了解決Fabric tales 的問題，作者Drescher, Daniela 這樣論述：
Daniela Drescher is an internationally acclaimed author and illustrator from Munich, Germany. Daniela was a children�s painting and drawing therapist for ten years, using her own poetry in her therapeutic work. Now the creator of more than 30 children�s books, Daniela still draws the fairies and elv
es she imagined as a child. Her work is inspired by nature and her wish to engage children with the natural world. As well as books, Daniela�s artwork appears on stationery, homeware and fabric. Her best-known books available in English include In the Land of Fairies, the Little Fairy stories and th
e Pippa and Pelle board books. She is also the illustrator of stunning fairy tale anthologies An Illustrated Treasury of Grimm’s Fairy Tales and An Illustrated Treasury of Dwarfs, Gnomes and Fairy Folk.
台南市中西區老屋再利用現象之初探-1994至2013年
為了解決Fabric tales 的問題，作者方思文 這樣論述：
台南是台灣歷史發展最悠久的城市，台南舊市區曾經因都市發展向外擴張，以及不當工程的影響而沒落，舊市區再生成為現今台南都市發展重要的課題之一。近年來，台南中西區興盛一股老屋再利用的風潮，將老房子重新整理，並轉作餐廳、咖啡廳、民宿或藝文空間等商業使用，促進老屋的更新與新生活風格的流行，而吸引越來越多年輕人的參與。而本研究將探討這股風潮如何形成。在台南過去長遠的歷史留下的環境，因時空的變遷而凋敝。本研究參考班雅明對「拱廊街」的觀察研究，以「辯證的意象」與「邊際人物」，觀察社會環境的變遷與當下的新觀念、新形式的形成。研究目的為：壹、了解台南老屋再利用現象形成的原因與過程。在既有的發展條件、歷史遺跡下，
如何影響新的發展，產生新的使用形式與生活方式，並且向外吸引更多人加入。貳、了解新的生活方式的形成如何影響後續的動作，進而影響都市活動與實質環境的改變。本研究透過台南市舊市區的發展脈絡了解過去歷史留下的環境，以及地方識別與記憶，論述過去的環境對集體社會的影響，並以「關係美學」的角度認為，老屋以新的使用方式提供社交性參與空間，由於理念相同連結了人際關係而達成共識，發生在幾個早期的老屋再利用案例，如杜昭賢的「新生態藝術環境」、林鴻文的「雞屎山學院」、「窄門咖啡」等等。更多活動與報導的曝光討論，新的老屋意象吸引年輕人經營特色餐飲空間、民宿、藝文空間、或是工作室，聚集於五條港區的新興商業滿足了觀光的消費
活動。這些集體的情感與力量的投入都建構社區的新識別、集體記憶，而建構成「想像的社區」。