Titlebook: Reading Bridal Magazines from a Critical Discursive Perspective; Ewa Glapka Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Reading a Magazine: Methodological Considerations,e book’s concern with the feminine subjectivity being extrinsically organized by dominant discourses. The idea here is that this volume, which by itself represents a dominant (academic) discourse, will not contribute to this by allowing women to speak for themselves in the study.

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Discourse and Power,basic theoretical tenets of this study and to explain reasons behind applying specific analytical concepts. As will be seen from the discussion below, in its explorations of the intricate connections between discourse and gender, this volume draws centrally on the theory of discourse developed within Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA).

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Women as Subjects of Discourse, the discussion informed by the Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) theory of language. The latter is the subject matter of the current chapter and it will be discussed here primarily from the perspective of Feminist Poststructuralist Discourse Analysis (FPDA).

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Reading a Magazine: The Interviews,he had read wedding magazines regularly before her wedding and found some of the articles instructive and inspiring. In comparison to the rest of the interviewees, she read texts in the prompt magazine in much more detail.

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Reading a Magazine: Discussion,is has been favored over its breadth, it meant the difficult decision of limiting the discussion to four (out of eleven) interviews. Yet, before the discussion proceeds, it needs to be emphasized that patterns referred to below were also found in the conversations not included in this volume.

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Bridal Femininity in Wedding Magazines,f new relations of meaning, the coherence of which may generate the appearances of common sense, truth and obviousness. Finally, the investigation identifies what social identities, practices and relations are constructed and validated in the discourse of wedding magazines.

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