Feminist Periodicals and Daily Life

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Focusing on early twentieth-century Britain, this volume delves into the feminist periodical culture and its portrayal of everyday life. Barbara Green examines how the feminist press utilized various sections, such as correspondence columns and fashion pages, to highlight the mundane aspects of women's lives that framed more significant feminist activism events like protests. This work bridges periodical studies and everyday life studies, revealing the subtle yet powerful narratives that shaped the feminist movement during this transformative era.