Interpersonal relationships in women's magazines: Dating and relating in the 1970s and 1980s

This paper extends the depiction of intimate relationships and male studies. In this paper, the ability of a popular young magazine to consistently present the whole picture of a traditional young woman facing social change is a young man who combines sensitive emotional expression with respect to newcomers It is claimed that it is shaped by the expression of men. "/ The essential social, emotional and physical advantages of people. These hegemonic images of irregular and ubiquitous people are in stark contrast to the purer rookie appearing in these same magazines Strategies used in these magazines have brought a culture where young girls respect and respect young boys and focus on individuals rather than society and politics.

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According to the findings of a female magazine, Gauntlett (2002, p. 51) noted that the change in content is consistent with the change in gender relations. The focus of the 1940s and 1950s was a familiar 'lively housewife' which regarded education and professionation as the female masculinity. In the 1960s, the sexual revolution became a social and women's magazine's change. After that, the sexual desire of all women including "respected" and "unmarried" may be publicly recognized and discussed (Wouters 1998, p.188). From the 1970's to the 1980's, magazines continued to change to explain the changes in the status of women in women and society (Gauntlett 2002, p. 52).

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