The construction of female identity in nineteenth-century publications in Mexico

Martha Patricia Domínguez Chenge, José Luis Bretón Arredondo and Lázaro Gracia Fernández
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Martha Patricia Domínguez Chenge: PhD in educational technology
José Luis Bretón Arredondo: PhD student in Sustainable Education
Lázaro Gracia Fernández: Doctor of Arts

International Journal of Business and Social Research, 2013, vol. 3, issue 1, 42-53

Abstract: In 1883 the family, literary magazine was published by time first in Mexico by an eminently social content, where the configuration of the paper role of the woman was constituting a central piece of her speech.The construction of the ideal feminine one in this epoch, of the hand of the social roles that should play the learned women did of this weekly publication a guide of the action, of the values and of the attitudes to taking up office, presented in fixed sections, as it is realized by the feminine contemporary magazines.

Keywords: Periodical press; Popular Literature; Stereotypes; Female identity; Women´s magazines. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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