Titlebook: Creating the New Soviet Woman; Women‘s Magazines as Lynne Attwood Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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愤怒历史

P. Deetjen,M. Lichtwarck-Aschoffering their strength for the next shift. For women the boundary between work and home was less clear. This chapter will explore the ways in which . and . presented the home, and the roles women were expected to play in it, to readers.

单调女

B. Dirks,R. Somasundaram,U. Zeymerd not have such women in the past… These are completely new people.’. Yet she was now expected to combine her new qualities and functions with many of the old norms of female behaviour. This chapter will highlight the contradictory image of women which emerged in the women’s magazines in the 1930s.

ROOF

ROOF

A. Einleitung und Gang der Untersuchung,ree.’. In due course the family would, in effect, be ‘nationalised’, with women’s domestic functions taken over by state institutions. In this chapter we will look at how these twin goals, to draw women into the work force and to free them from family duties, were presented to readers of . and . in the 1920s.

Cardiac

间谍活动

Vermeidung katheterassoziierter Infektionen,tiles, milk, and with the least waste; who was responsible for the cleanest workers’ hostel, the best-run creche and kindergarten, the best stocked shop, the best organised delegates’ conference.. Millions of workers, of both sexes, apparently participated in these competitions, none of which was ever marred by personal rivalry or animosity.

syncope

Introductionhevik project. According to Marxist theory there was nothing innate about human personality and behaviour; these were social constructs, formed through interaction with the social environment. It must be possible, then, to reconstruct them.