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Index
Cover
Halftitle Page
Title Page
Contents
List of Figures
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction–Fashion Journalism: Fun–Not Frightening
Aims and objectives
Part One: Understanding Print Journalism
2. The History of Print Journalism–From Written to Printed Media
The origins of the “media” as a system of communication
Leo Tolstoy: The expression theory of art
The “written” and the “printed” media
Marshall McLuhan: The medium is the message, but what does it mean?
From the “written” to the “printed” media: The invention of the printing press
A radical invention: News in print!
The first journalist: Pietro Aretino
Taverns and the news
The emergence of the pamphlet and news-book
The first forms of newspapers: Corantos, manuscript, and printed newssheets
The first “real” newspapers: The Paris and Oxford/London Gazettes
Understanding print culture
A publication fit for the educated few: The magazine
Women and writing
3. A New Profession: The Journalist
The broadsheet
The tabloids
The academic world and the media
Part Two: Understanding Fashion Journalism
4. Fashion Journalism: History
How did it all begin?
The twentieth century: New departures for the fashion magazine
5. Fashion Journalism: Theory
What is theory?
Fashion theory: Do we need it?
Conclusion
6. Fashion Journalism: Practice
Hard news?
The feature
The interview and profile
The review
Conclusion
Bibliography and further reading
Index
Imprint
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