Modernism and Modernity in British Women’s Magazines: Ultra-Modern Eves

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
	1.1 Front Cover, Eve: The Lady’s Pictorial, 13 July 1927
	1.2 P. L. Garbutt, ‘Washing Day, 1934 Style’, Good Housekeeping, July 1934
	1.3 Front cover, Good Housekeeping, May (Discolouration at Bottom and Right Edge Due to Mildew Damage)
	1.4 Advertisement for Harper’s Bazaar in Punch, 2 October 1929
	1.5 Front cover, Harper’s Bazaar, August 1934
	2.1 Fashion plate, Vogue, Early May 1924
	2.2 John Kettelwell, ‘When Diaghileff Calls the Tune’, Eve: The Lady’s Pictorial, 15 June 1927
	2.3 Man Ray Photograph beside Beatrice Mathieu, ‘Paris 1935’, Harper’s Bazaar, October 1934
	4.1 ‘Mr. T. S. Eliot’, Vogue, Early April 1925
	4.2 ‘We Nominate for the Hall of Fame’, Vogue, Late May 1924
	4.3 Virginia Woolf, ‘In the Looking Glass’, Harper’s Bazaar, January 1930
	4.4 Gertrude Stein, ‘The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas’, Harper’s Bazaar, June 1933
	A.1 ‘The Result of Our Reading Questionnaire’, Good Housekeeping, March 1929
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Mediating Modernity
2 Modernism in Fashion
3 Dissident Voices and Feminist Experiment
4 Modernist Reputations
Coda
Appendices
	Primary Sources and their Locations
	Good Housekeeping’s Reading Questionnaire (1929)
Bibliography
Index