From Heart Printing To Wallet Printing: Women’s Magazines Today Cover Image

Од штампе срца до штампе новчаника: савремени женски часописи
From Heart Printing To Wallet Printing: Women’s Magazines Today

Author(s): Neda Todorović
Subject(s): Gender Studies, Cultural history, Studies of Literature, Gender history
Published by: Филолошки факултет, Универзитет у Београду
Keywords: female print;culture of femininity;culture of consumption

Summary/Abstract: While the study Female Print and the Culture of Femininity, Женска штампа и култура женствености, published 25 years ago, determined that the printing of heart is the medium of the culture of femininity, which supports the traditional perception of women and female nature, contemporary insights into the themes of this print reveal its emphasized orientation towards consumption as the main theme, and the heroine of this consumption – the shopaholic. Today, in Serbia, two types of print for women are dominant: luxurious, licensed, relatively expensive, low circulation glossy magazines with content dominated by His Majesty the Advertisement, and cheap, popular, sometimes licensed print for women with dominant content of practical and advisory orientation. The increasingly scarce local and traditional woman's magazines of general type are surviving the competition with difficulty

  • Issue Year: 2012
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 2-18
  • Page Count: 19
  • Language: Serbian