Women in Magazines
Research, Representation, Production and Consumption
Herausgeber: Ritchie, Rachel; Phillips, Nicola; Hawkins, Sue
Women in Magazines
Research, Representation, Production and Consumption
Herausgeber: Ritchie, Rachel; Phillips, Nicola; Hawkins, Sue
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This collection highlights the differing, and at times contradictory, images and understandings of women in a range of magazines, from the 19th century to the present.
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This collection highlights the differing, and at times contradictory, images and understandings of women in a range of magazines, from the 19th century to the present.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 266
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 376g
- ISBN-13: 9780367263959
- ISBN-10: 0367263955
- Artikelnr.: 56922906
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 266
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 376g
- ISBN-13: 9780367263959
- ISBN-10: 0367263955
- Artikelnr.: 56922906
Rachel Ritchie is an Associate Research Fellow at Brunel University London. Sue Hawkins teaches 19th-century British social history at Kingston University London. Nicola Phillips is a Gender Historian and Co-Director of the Bedford Centre for the History of Women and the MA in Public History at Royal Holloway, University of London. S. Jay Kleinberg is a Professor Emerita at Brunel University London and Chair of the Society for the History of Women in the Americas.
Introduction Rachel Ritchie, Sue Hawkins, Nicola Phillips and S. Jay
Kleinberg Part I: Thinking About Women's Magazines 1. Fragmentation and
Inclusivity: Methods for Working with Girls' and Women's Magazines Penny
Tinkler 2. Landscape for a Good Woman's Weekly: Finding Magazines in
Post-War British History and Culture Tracey Loughran Part II: Ideals of
Femininity and Negotiating Gender Norms 3. Gender, Reproduction and the
Fight for Free Love in the Late Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press Sarah
Jones 4. Inter-War Czech Women's Magazines: Constructing Gender, Consumer
Culture and Identity in Central Europe Karla Huebner 5. Make Any Occasion a
Special Event: Hospitality, Domesticity and Female Cordial Consumption in
Magazine Advertising, 1950-1969 Rochelle Pereira-Alvares 6. Righting Women
in the 1960s: Gender, Power and Conservatism in the Pages of The New Guard
Sinead McEneaney Part III: Women, Magazines and Employment 7. Getting a
Living, Getting a Life: Leonora Eyles, Employment and Agony, 1925-1930
Fiona Hackney 8. "Corresponding with Men": Exploring the Significance of
Constance Maynard's Magazine Writing, 1913-1920 Gretchen Galbraith 9. The
Married Woman Worker in Chatelaine Magazine, 1948-1964 Helen Glew 10. Nanny
Knows Best?: Tensions in Nanny Employment in Early and
Mid-Twentieth-Century British Childcare Magazines Katherine Holden Part IV:
Young Women in Magazines 11. The American Girl: Ideas of Nationalism and
Sexuality as Promoted in the Ladies' Home Journal during the Early
Twentieth Century Cheyanne Cortez 12. A Taste of Honey: Get-Ahead
Femininity in 1960s Britain Fan Carter Part V: Women's Bodies from Second
Wave Feminism to the Twenty-First Century 13. Popular Feminism and the
Second Wave: Women's Liberation, Sexual Liberation and Cleo Magazine Megan
Le Masurier 14. How Ladies' Home Journal Covered Second Wave Health,
1969-1975 Amanda Hinnant 15. Beauty Trade and the Rise of American Black
Hair Magazines Carina Spaulding
Kleinberg Part I: Thinking About Women's Magazines 1. Fragmentation and
Inclusivity: Methods for Working with Girls' and Women's Magazines Penny
Tinkler 2. Landscape for a Good Woman's Weekly: Finding Magazines in
Post-War British History and Culture Tracey Loughran Part II: Ideals of
Femininity and Negotiating Gender Norms 3. Gender, Reproduction and the
Fight for Free Love in the Late Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press Sarah
Jones 4. Inter-War Czech Women's Magazines: Constructing Gender, Consumer
Culture and Identity in Central Europe Karla Huebner 5. Make Any Occasion a
Special Event: Hospitality, Domesticity and Female Cordial Consumption in
Magazine Advertising, 1950-1969 Rochelle Pereira-Alvares 6. Righting Women
in the 1960s: Gender, Power and Conservatism in the Pages of The New Guard
Sinead McEneaney Part III: Women, Magazines and Employment 7. Getting a
Living, Getting a Life: Leonora Eyles, Employment and Agony, 1925-1930
Fiona Hackney 8. "Corresponding with Men": Exploring the Significance of
Constance Maynard's Magazine Writing, 1913-1920 Gretchen Galbraith 9. The
Married Woman Worker in Chatelaine Magazine, 1948-1964 Helen Glew 10. Nanny
Knows Best?: Tensions in Nanny Employment in Early and
Mid-Twentieth-Century British Childcare Magazines Katherine Holden Part IV:
Young Women in Magazines 11. The American Girl: Ideas of Nationalism and
Sexuality as Promoted in the Ladies' Home Journal during the Early
Twentieth Century Cheyanne Cortez 12. A Taste of Honey: Get-Ahead
Femininity in 1960s Britain Fan Carter Part V: Women's Bodies from Second
Wave Feminism to the Twenty-First Century 13. Popular Feminism and the
Second Wave: Women's Liberation, Sexual Liberation and Cleo Magazine Megan
Le Masurier 14. How Ladies' Home Journal Covered Second Wave Health,
1969-1975 Amanda Hinnant 15. Beauty Trade and the Rise of American Black
Hair Magazines Carina Spaulding
Introduction Rachel Ritchie, Sue Hawkins, Nicola Phillips and S. Jay
Kleinberg Part I: Thinking About Women's Magazines 1. Fragmentation and
Inclusivity: Methods for Working with Girls' and Women's Magazines Penny
Tinkler 2. Landscape for a Good Woman's Weekly: Finding Magazines in
Post-War British History and Culture Tracey Loughran Part II: Ideals of
Femininity and Negotiating Gender Norms 3. Gender, Reproduction and the
Fight for Free Love in the Late Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press Sarah
Jones 4. Inter-War Czech Women's Magazines: Constructing Gender, Consumer
Culture and Identity in Central Europe Karla Huebner 5. Make Any Occasion a
Special Event: Hospitality, Domesticity and Female Cordial Consumption in
Magazine Advertising, 1950-1969 Rochelle Pereira-Alvares 6. Righting Women
in the 1960s: Gender, Power and Conservatism in the Pages of The New Guard
Sinead McEneaney Part III: Women, Magazines and Employment 7. Getting a
Living, Getting a Life: Leonora Eyles, Employment and Agony, 1925-1930
Fiona Hackney 8. "Corresponding with Men": Exploring the Significance of
Constance Maynard's Magazine Writing, 1913-1920 Gretchen Galbraith 9. The
Married Woman Worker in Chatelaine Magazine, 1948-1964 Helen Glew 10. Nanny
Knows Best?: Tensions in Nanny Employment in Early and
Mid-Twentieth-Century British Childcare Magazines Katherine Holden Part IV:
Young Women in Magazines 11. The American Girl: Ideas of Nationalism and
Sexuality as Promoted in the Ladies' Home Journal during the Early
Twentieth Century Cheyanne Cortez 12. A Taste of Honey: Get-Ahead
Femininity in 1960s Britain Fan Carter Part V: Women's Bodies from Second
Wave Feminism to the Twenty-First Century 13. Popular Feminism and the
Second Wave: Women's Liberation, Sexual Liberation and Cleo Magazine Megan
Le Masurier 14. How Ladies' Home Journal Covered Second Wave Health,
1969-1975 Amanda Hinnant 15. Beauty Trade and the Rise of American Black
Hair Magazines Carina Spaulding
Kleinberg Part I: Thinking About Women's Magazines 1. Fragmentation and
Inclusivity: Methods for Working with Girls' and Women's Magazines Penny
Tinkler 2. Landscape for a Good Woman's Weekly: Finding Magazines in
Post-War British History and Culture Tracey Loughran Part II: Ideals of
Femininity and Negotiating Gender Norms 3. Gender, Reproduction and the
Fight for Free Love in the Late Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press Sarah
Jones 4. Inter-War Czech Women's Magazines: Constructing Gender, Consumer
Culture and Identity in Central Europe Karla Huebner 5. Make Any Occasion a
Special Event: Hospitality, Domesticity and Female Cordial Consumption in
Magazine Advertising, 1950-1969 Rochelle Pereira-Alvares 6. Righting Women
in the 1960s: Gender, Power and Conservatism in the Pages of The New Guard
Sinead McEneaney Part III: Women, Magazines and Employment 7. Getting a
Living, Getting a Life: Leonora Eyles, Employment and Agony, 1925-1930
Fiona Hackney 8. "Corresponding with Men": Exploring the Significance of
Constance Maynard's Magazine Writing, 1913-1920 Gretchen Galbraith 9. The
Married Woman Worker in Chatelaine Magazine, 1948-1964 Helen Glew 10. Nanny
Knows Best?: Tensions in Nanny Employment in Early and
Mid-Twentieth-Century British Childcare Magazines Katherine Holden Part IV:
Young Women in Magazines 11. The American Girl: Ideas of Nationalism and
Sexuality as Promoted in the Ladies' Home Journal during the Early
Twentieth Century Cheyanne Cortez 12. A Taste of Honey: Get-Ahead
Femininity in 1960s Britain Fan Carter Part V: Women's Bodies from Second
Wave Feminism to the Twenty-First Century 13. Popular Feminism and the
Second Wave: Women's Liberation, Sexual Liberation and Cleo Magazine Megan
Le Masurier 14. How Ladies' Home Journal Covered Second Wave Health,
1969-1975 Amanda Hinnant 15. Beauty Trade and the Rise of American Black
Hair Magazines Carina Spaulding