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• 2012“WE AGREED THAT WOMEN WERE A NUISANCE IN THE OFFICE, ANYWAY”37 cited
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• 2010Swimming: The ‘Ideal’ Sport for Nineteenth-century British Women30 cited
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• 1999Selling Culture to the "Civilized": Bloomsbury, British Vogue, and the Marketing of National Identity28 cited
• 2009Women's work, worry and fear: the portrayal of sexuality and sexual health in US magazines for teenage and middle‐aged women, 2000–200728 cited
• 1990“The tender mother”: The social construction of motherhood and thelady's magazine21 cited
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