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Density Evolution Under Delayed Dynamicssticated faces on the covers of . and .; three-quarter, middle-distance shots of the . and . models in evening attire; the impeccably appointed family room beneath the logo of .; and the perfectly prepared food on the cover of .. What do these diverse images of perfection have in common?

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The History of Dental Anthropologyrent classes but limit their audiences thematically and temporally, in conjunction with key life events. Some magazines concentrate their readers both economically and by topic: . and . focus on expensive food preparation, . on upscale home decoration, and .. on feminist topics viewed primarily from a white, middle-class perspective.

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Density Evolution Under Delayed Dynamicstt has termed the Golden Age of American magazines (1825–50) when several thousand new magazines were started, advertising made only a preliminary appearance and was confined chiefly to the covers of expensive magazines or to four- or eight-page inserts.

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The Microbiology of Dental Cariestelevision. But all except one of the modifications were rooted in the same cycle of publishing profit, advertising, and women’s role as primary purchasers that structures the women’s magazines studied here from the early 1980s.

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The Microbiology of Dental Cariesnderstood apart from one another is key to analyzing the cultural leadership that women’s magazines exercise. Compelling, but necessarily transitory pleasures work to win credibility for these master narratives, thereby securing the publishers’ and advertisers’ commercial goals.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-1072-5rograms and ads as well as montage effects created by given juxtapositions between the two. This “organic relationship” between TV ads and programs marks, in William’s view, a qualitative difference with previous systems of advertising, with the notable exception of glossy women’s magazines..