The Routledge Handbook of Magazine Research: The Future of the Magazine Form

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Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents List of Figures and Tables Foreword Preface to the Paperback Editio Preface Introduction Part I Magazine Research: Methodologies and Structures 1 Theory and Methods of Analysis: Models for Understanding Magazines 2 Magazine Typology: Using Operational Classification Theory 3 Methodological Studies: Interdisciplinarity Is the Key 4 Magazines as Historical Study Subjects: Reflecting the Sociocultural Reality 5 Source and Citation Analysis: An Epistemology of Magazine Research 6 Business-to-Business Media: The Informational Needs of Professional Life 7 Organizational Magazines: Addressing Captive or Cautious Audiences 8 International Magazine Publishing: The Transformative Power of Globalization Part II Magazine Publishing: The People and the Work 9 Autobiography and Biography: Lives Well Lived in the Magazine World 10 Editorial Roles and Practices: Exploring the Creative Enterprise 11 The Business of Magazines: Advertising, Circulation and Content Issues 12 Magazine Management: Publishing as a Business Part III Studies in Content: Magazines as Textual Communication 13 Gender, Race and Ethnicity: Magazines and the Question of Self-Identity 14 Covering Public Affairs: The Arena of the Newsmagazines 15 Business Journalism in Magazines: Wrestling with Economic Issues 16 Societal Considerations: Uses and Gratifications of Magazines 17 Creating Consumer Lifestyles: Esteem and Enjoyment, Influence and Appetite 18 Magazines and Popular Culture: Exceptional People, an Exceptional Medium 19 Religious Magazines: Keeping the Faith 20 Covering Science and Technology: Opportunities for Greater Scope and New Methods 21 Magazines and the Visual Arts: The Ideal Showcase 22 Literary Journalism: Journalism Aspiring to Be Literature Part IV Studies in Presentation: Magazines as Visual Communication 23 The Magazine Cover: The Craft of Identity and Impact 24 Magazine Design: Defining the Visual Architecture 25 Photography and Illustration: The Power and Promise of the Image 26 Infographics and Interactivity: A Nexus of Magazine Art and Science Part V Pedagogical and Curricular Perspectives 27 Magazine Journalism Education: The Challenge of Assessing Outcomes 28 Teaching Magazine Writing: The Long- and Short-Form of It 29 Teaching Magazine Editing: Part Art, Part Science, All Craft 30 Teaching Magazine Research: Explicating Theory and Methods Part VI The Future of the Magazine Form 31 Magazines and Sustainability: Environmental and Sociocultural Impacts 32 The Changing Magazine Audience: Enriching the Reader Relationship 33 Digital Transformation, Print Continuity: Magazine as Art Form Rather Than Platform Bibliography List of Contributors Index