Titlebook: Women‘s Magazines, 1940-1960; Gender Roles and the Nancy A. Walker Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 1998

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World War IInes were publishing articles about the war in Europe and the possibility of America’s involvement in it. In fact, as a letter to the editor of . in January 1940 makes clear, some readers wished that the magazines would devote less attention to war and return to their perceived functions of entertain

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Women and the Workplaceetimes as volunteers in their communities. While these magazines frequently published articles about women who indisputably had careers outside the home—media celebrities, health professionals, journalists, and even politicians—these were clearly presented as exceptional women, not necessarily role

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Homemakingis, without the help of servants. In a way, these statistics seem to bear out the prophecy of Thomas A. Edison, who, in “The Woman of the Future,” published in . in 1912, foresaw the day when the housewife would be “neither a slave to servants nor herself a drudge,” but instead a “domestic engineer”

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Introduction: Women’s Magazines and Women’s Rolesure were the telephone and the radio. The television set was not a common fixture until the late 1950s, and even then programming was extremely limited, by today’s standards. Cable television service and the VCR were still in the future; the personal computer was undreamed of.

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