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Glazer N. Overworking the Working Woman: The Double Day in a Mass Magazine // Women and Media, S. 1.: Pergamon Press, 1980.

How Fast Can You Double Your Money? // New Women, 1979, I–II.

Investing in the Working Woman. // The Washington Post, 1976, 27.X.

Kronholz J. Though More Women Work, Job Equality Fails to Materialize // Wall Street Journal, 1976, VII.

Letters on our Fifth Anniversary // Working Woman, 1981, XI.

Lusting W. True Confessions: What Women’s Magazines Did for Me // Glamour, 1982, III.

Magazines Targeted at the Working Woman // Business Week, 1980, 18.11.

Magazines That Mirror Women’s Success // Business Week, 1982, 11.I.

The Real Dress for Success Story // New Dawn, 1979, II.

The Right to Be Your Own Boss // New Women, 1979, I–II.

Self’s Winning Pitch for Women Readers // Business Week, 1981, 8.VI.

Stead B. Real Equal Opportunity for Women Executives // Business Horizons, 1974, VIII.

Carmody D. Women’s Magazines Are More than Fashionable // The New York Times, 1978, II.

Ceulermans M., Fauconnier G. Mass Media: The Image, Role and Social Conditions of Women // Unesco, 1979, N 84.

Douglas S. Do Working Wives Read Different Magazines from Non-working Wives? Journal of Advertising, 1977, Winter.

Fenn D. Fashion Magazines: 99 Ways to Increase Your Insecurity // The Washington Monthly, 1981, IV.

Flora C. Changes in Women’s Status in Women’s Magazine Fiction: Difference by Social Class // Social Problems, 1979, VI.

Hearth and Home: Images of Women in the Mass Media // G. Tuchman, A. Danials, J. Benet (Eds). N. Y., 1978.

Liberating Magazines and Women’s Lib. // Newsweek, 1971, 11.II.

Magazines Fight It out at the Check-out Counter // Business Week, 1974, 30.III.

One Conversation Pope Never Had // Newsweek, 1980, 24.III.

Nobile P. Worry Lines at the Women’s Magazines // New York, 1981, 14.V.

Prisco D. Women and Social Change as Reflected in a Major Fashion Magazine // Journalism Quarterly, 1982, Spring.

There’s New Life in the Mass Magazines: They Focus on Food, Sex, Home // Business Week, 1973, 17.X.

Tuchman G. Women’s Depiction by the Mass Media // Sings, 1979, Spring.

Scheherazade of the Slicks: Wrapping Up the Real Stories // The Washington Post, 1976, 11.X.

Women’s Lib. no Peril to Women’s Mags // International Herald Tribune, 1978, 17.II.

Women’s Magazines Lose Pep // Business Week, 1982, 30.VIII.

Alter J. Homeless in America // Newsweek, 1984, 2.I.

Barrett K. Old before Her Time // Ladies’ Home Journal.

Америка безработных, бездомных и голодающих, нужды которых администрация США полностью игнорирует // За рубежом, 1986, № 23.

Бездомные леди Нью-Йорка // Литературная газета, 1982, 1 сент.

Голод — самая распространенная и коварная проблема в США // За рубежом, 1983, № 52.

Enos С., Enos S. Portrait of the American Woman Today // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1984, January.

Farley J. Women’s Magazines and the Equal Rights Amendment: Friend or Foe? // Journal of Communication, 1978, Winter.

Marsis E. Sisterhood under Siege // Progressive, 1985, January.

Menninger B. Traditional Marriages: The Forgotten Benefits of Being the Woman behind the Man // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1982, VII.

1986 Women’s Views Study: How Far Have Women Gone in 1980’s // Glamour, 1986, January.

Rubin N. The New Cold War between Housewives and Working Mothers // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1982, IV.

Women vs. Women: Report from the Frontlines // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1982.

America’s Most Sensational Bodies // Harper’s Bazaar, 1986, V.

Baker R. The Burdens of Stardom // The New York Times Magazine, 1982, 25.VII.

Cohnen Sh. The Million — dollar Models: Their Terrific Beauty Secrets, Their Incredible Private Lives // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1982, VIII.

Celebs Tell Their Biggest Fashion Boosts and Bummers // Glamour, 1984, I.

Corliss R. Sex Stars of the 70s // Film Comment, 1979, VII.

Harris M. The High Cost of Making It in Hollywood // Money, 1984, V.

Heymann C. The Very Private Life of Jacqueline Kennedy // Cosmopolitan, 1986, VI.

In / Out / Hot / Not /. Celebrities on Celebrity // Vogue, 1986, V.

Kehr D. A star Is Made // Film Comment, 1979, I.

Krupp C. When the Love Affair between Movie Co-stars Becomes Real // Glamour, 1984, VIII.

Soria S. You Want to Be an Actress? Get Your Act together Now // Teen, 1984, XI.

Unguarded Moments: Paparazzi’s View from the Shadows // Life, 1984, I.

Women and the News. N. Y., 1978.

Таланты и разбойники // За рубежом, 1982, № 25.

Barrett К., Santini R. The Tragedy of Rita Hayworth // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1983, I.

Boyes M. While Liz Taylor Mourns Burton, She and Victor Luna Lament the End of a Romance // People Weekly, 1984, 17.IX.

Caughey J. Fantazy Friends Fill a Gap in People’s Lives // U. S. News and World Report, 1984, 16.VII.

Christmas with Your Favorites // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1984, XII.

Dunne D. Elizabeth Taylor’s Greatest Acting Role — as Elizabeth Taylor // Cosmopolitan, 1986, IV.

Fox R. Loving Liz // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1983, V.

Jane Fonda // People Weekly, 1984, 5.III.

Avery P. When Candidates’ Wives Take to the Stump // U. S. News and World Report, 1984, 15.X.

Cifelli A. Show-down for Reagan at Gender Gap // Fortune, 1984, 9.VII.

Ferraro G. Why I Believe That Women Must Exercise Their Political Clout // Glamour, 1984, XI.

Fiore M. Ronald Reagan’s Boyhood Home // Good Housekeeping, 1984, VIII.

Johnson K. In Washington a Famous Name Means a Lot // U. S. News and World Report, 1984, 26.XI.

Learner L. The First Couple // Ladies’ Home Journal, 1983, IV.

Nancy Reagan Salutes American Fashion // Harper’s Bazaar, 1984, XII.

A Natural Touch to White House Christmas // U. S. News and World Report, 1984, 24.XII.

New Star Wars: Celebrity Politics Becomes Part of the Game // People Weekly, 1980, 31.III.

Reagan as Grandfather // Newsweek, 1984, 8.X.

White House Family Feuds Nothing New // U. S. News and World Report, 1984, 10.XII.