1st Edition
Mapping the Magazine Comparative studies in magazine journalism
1. GUEST EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION Tim Holmes
ARTICLES
2. Why Should They Care? The Relationship of Academic Scholarship to the Magazine Industry Sammye Johnson
3. Pornography For Women, Or What They Don’t Show You In Cosmo! Clarissa Smith
4. New Sexism? Readers’ Responses to the use of Irony in Men’s Magazines Bethan Benwell
5. Before Cosmopolitan: The Girl in German Women Magazines in the 1920s Nina Sylvester
6. Documenting Kate Moss: Fashion Photography and the Persistence of Photojournalism John Hartley
7. Global Players, Émigrés, And Zeitgeist Magazine Design and the interrelation between the US and Germany Patrick Roessler
8. Johannesburg Lunch-Hour 1951-1963: The emergence and development of the humanist photographic essay in Drum magazine Darren Newbury
9. Consumer Magazines In South Africa And Israel: Toward a Socio-Semiotic Approach to Magazine Research Sonja Narunsky-Laden
10. The Changing Face Of Women’s Magazines In Russia Sian Stephenson
11. The Rise Of The Gossip Press In Spain Manuela Bueno, María Luisa Cárdenas and Lola Esquivias
12. Customer Magazines: The Rise of ‘Glossies’ as Brand Extensions Lynda Dyson
13. ‘Everything Louder Than Everything Else’: The Contemporary Metal Music Magazine and its Cultural Appeal Andy R Brown
14. Nineteenth-Century Popular Science Magazines: Narrative, and the Problem of Historical Materiality James Mussell
15. Magazine Exceptionalism: The Concept, The Criteria, The Challenge David Abrahamson
Biography
Tim Holmes is the course co-ordinator of the Postgraduate Diploma in Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University and founder of the Mapping The Magazine series of conferences.
