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1	Livscykelanalys av en ekologisk bomullsskjorta - miljöpåverkan från vagga till grav Axelson, Therese, Leander, Ida January 2009 (has links) <p>This study includes a life cycle assessment, LCA, on an ecological produced cotton shirt for the company Reflective Circle, which designs ethical and ecological clothes.</p><p>Initially were cotton farming and textile production studied to gather basic knowledge about the processes. Since this shirt is being ecological produced in the whole production chain, we studied what an ecological production means, but also how a conventional production works. When this was done we could start to discuss the differences and similarities between the production of the shirt and general conventional production.</p><p>When the LCA was first initiated, the main focus was on the green house gas emissions from the manure at the cultivation. Thereafter the process steps such as picking, ginning, carding, spinning, weaving and sewing were being studied. The picking is done by hand, but the rest of the processes are handed by machines which consumes energy. This conduce emissions like carbon dioxide, methane gas and nitrous oxide. The cotton farming is settled in Peru, and from there the textile is sent via Sweden to Estonia to become a shirt. This also conduce emissions, which is shown and discussed.</p><p>The assessment describes the exact influence on the environment during the production of the shirt, with just a few exceptions when data has been taken from other sources. This and how other presumptions are affecting the result are discussed in the chapter where insecurity is refereed.</p><p>Our result shows that the production of the shirt is affecting the environment in many ways. The most affected parts are emissions of green house gases from the farming and the use of electricity from the machines in the processes which also gives emissions of green house gases. When the shirt is laundered by the user, he or she is contributing to the use of energy, but this depends on how many times they do it.</p><p>The study ends up with a discussion about our results, how trustworthy it is and what our conclusions are.</p> LCA ekologisk livscykelanalys kläder skjorta miljöpåverkan
2	Livscykelanalys av en ekologisk bomullsskjorta - miljöpåverkan från vagga till grav Axelson, Therese, Leander, Ida January 2009 (has links) This study includes a life cycle assessment, LCA, on an ecological produced cotton shirt for the company Reflective Circle, which designs ethical and ecological clothes. Initially were cotton farming and textile production studied to gather basic knowledge about the processes. Since this shirt is being ecological produced in the whole production chain, we studied what an ecological production means, but also how a conventional production works. When this was done we could start to discuss the differences and similarities between the production of the shirt and general conventional production. When the LCA was first initiated, the main focus was on the green house gas emissions from the manure at the cultivation. Thereafter the process steps such as picking, ginning, carding, spinning, weaving and sewing were being studied. The picking is done by hand, but the rest of the processes are handed by machines which consumes energy. This conduce emissions like carbon dioxide, methane gas and nitrous oxide. The cotton farming is settled in Peru, and from there the textile is sent via Sweden to Estonia to become a shirt. This also conduce emissions, which is shown and discussed. The assessment describes the exact influence on the environment during the production of the shirt, with just a few exceptions when data has been taken from other sources. This and how other presumptions are affecting the result are discussed in the chapter where insecurity is refereed. Our result shows that the production of the shirt is affecting the environment in many ways. The most affected parts are emissions of green house gases from the farming and the use of electricity from the machines in the processes which also gives emissions of green house gases. When the shirt is laundered by the user, he or she is contributing to the use of energy, but this depends on how many times they do it. The study ends up with a discussion about our results, how trustworthy it is and what our conclusions are. LCA ekologisk livscykelanalys kläder skjorta miljöpåverkan
3	Schyssta Killar : Ett utforskande av mansroller och jämställdhet med fokus på män / Nice Guys : Investigating gender equality focusing on men Matei, Linea January 2017 (has links) Nice Guys A research of gender equality in Sweden 2017 focusing on men and men's roles. A study how I can shift focus from the victims to the perpetrators. A method of working with interviews, statistics, and studies in a combination with visual techniques and materials such as textile sculpture, print, painting and dyeing. / Schyssta killar En research av jämställdhet i Sverige 2017 med fokus på män och mansroller. Ett utforskande i hur jag kan flytta fokus från offren till förövarna genom intervjuer, statistik, studier och forskning i kombination med visuella tekniker och material som textilskulptur, tryckning, målning och färgning. Schyssta Killar Linea Matei Konst Design Textil tryck hantverk Skulptur Färgning Sömnad Konstruktion Skrädderi Skjorta Mansroller Mansroll jämställdhet Feminism Jämlikhet Maktstrukturer Förtryck statistik forskning personliga berättelser kön könsidentitet normer könsnormer samhälls strukturer Hipster Man män Pojkar flickor Tjejer Killar ickebinär hen Fatta man Make Equal Män för jämställdhet Locker room talk Fokus Våldtäktskultur kultur Sverige 2017 Konstfack Textil Craft Kandidat patinering Karikatyr Lyssna Ljudverk Intervjuer Identitet berättelser uttalanden bok figur Konstfack Vårutställningen 2017 Arts Konst

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