FOOD AND BEAUTY CONDUCT ADVERTISEMENTS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE MAGAZINE ANUÁRIO DAS SENHORAS’ CONTENTS

Background and objectives: In Brazil, during the 30s there was a noticeable industrial development along with increased consumption of goods and culture both imported from other countries, especially the United States. It was in this context that several magazines aimed at women were created, like &...

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