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Politicizing the Home: Welfare Feminism and the Feminist Press in Interwar Britain

Women: A Cultural Review, 2016
AbstractThis article examines the role of feminist periodicals in mobilizing consensus for and against welfare reform measures such as the endowment of motherhood and birth control in the 1920s. It argues that the tendency to characterize the differences between ‘old’ (equalitarian) and ‘new’ (welfare) feminists as a conflict between equality and ...
Maria DiCenzo, Alexis Motuz
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Getting the message out: Feminists, the press and violence against women

Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, 1993
Dans cette communication l'auteur présente une étude de cas sur les relations entre les féministes, qui s'inquiètent de la violence faite aux femmes, et la presse torontoise pendant les six premiers mois de 1988. L'auteur emploie les données d'une analyse de contenu de la couverture de presse accordée à la violence faite aux femmes, ainsi que les ...
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Women and the Family in the Late Nineteenth-century Romanian Feminist Press

Journal of Family History, 2015
From a historical sociology and gender studies perspective, this article sets out to explore the representations and the public discourse surrounding women’s role in society and in the family, through the lenses of the late nineteenth-century Romanian feminist press.
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Feminist Language and Discourse in the British Suffrage Press

Feminist Language and Discourse in the British Suffrage Press: Words as Deeds offers a comprehensive exploration of feminist discourse, focusing on the dynamic and evolving concept of gender within the context of British suffrage periodicals from 1907 to 1914.
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On Cultural Authority: Women's Studies, Feminist Politics, and the Popular Press

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 1995
H E O CT O B E R 1993 cover story of the "progressive" magazine Mother Jones featured a critique of women's studies classrooms by Karen Lehrman. In the piece, Lehrman characterizes women's studies courses as vehicles for political indoctrination that make "mere pit stops at the academic" (1993, 46).
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FEMINIST PRESS

History Workshop Journal, 1979
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The Small Press and the Feminist Critic

2020
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Feminist Press Gang

The Women's Review of Books, 1984
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The media-tion of feminist messages: Review of Simone Murray’s mixed media: Feminist presses and publishing politics

2005
In Mixed Media, Simone Murray provides a valuable critical analysis of feminist publishing and the political and ethical dilemmas posed by the 'mainstreaming' of feminist writing. 'Mixed media' is the term she uses to signal the dilemma all feminist presses must negotiate: profit-making or politics? That said, she persistently exposes the flaws in such
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‘Balancing on a Razor’s Edge’: Running the Radical Feminist Lesbian Onlywomen Press

Women, 2021
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