Magazines for the Millions Lutz P. Koepnick

Magazines for the Millions Lutz P. KoepnickA cultural history revealing how Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday Evening Post shaped modern American gender roles by turning magazines into powerful engines of commerce and identity. Before mass media influencers and modern lifestyle brands, there were magazines that helped define what it meant to be Americanand what it meant to be a man or a woman. In Magazines for the Millions, Helen Damon Moore offers a compelling cultural history of two of

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