The Aesthetic Dimension of Morisco Andalusian Dress in the Products of Students of the Design Department
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The present study consists of three sections. The first section dealt with the research methodology, which included the research problem, which was defined by the following question: What is the aesthetic dimension of the Andalusian-Moorish costume in the outputs of design students? The importance of the study was then defined. The objective of the research is to identify the aesthetic dimension of the Andalusian-Moorish costume in the outputs of design students.
The second section is the theoretical framework. It consists of two subsections. The first subsection discusses the nature of aesthetic dimensions in Andalusian thought. The second deals with the Andalusian-Moorish costume and ended with indicators of the theoretical framework.
The third section includes the research procedures, relied on the descriptive-analytical approach. The research community was identified as eight outputs of design students, and three outputs were randomly selected (research sample) and analyzed using the research tool (analysis form). The results were extracted through the validity and reliability of the tool, and they were as follows:
1- Paragraph (1) obtained a percentage of 66.66%, as it appeared in samples (1) and (2), while it did not appear in sample (3), which obtained a percentage of 33.33%.
2- Paragraph (2) obtained a percentage of 100%, as it appeared in all samples.
The study is ended with conclusions, recommendations, and suggestions, followed by the sources and appendices.
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