…In the United States, following Godey's Lady Book (1830), which emphasized fashion illustrations, Harper's Bazar (founded in 1867, later changed to Harpar's Bazaar in 1929) became successful by focusing on articles on clothing. Ladies' Home Journal, founded in 1883, soon achieved a circulation of 400,000 copies under the management of Cyrus Curtis, setting a record for a popular publishing company. From 1889 onwards, under editor-in-chief Edward Bok, the magazine achieved popular journalism with sentimentalism and practical articles. … *Some of the terminology used in reference to "Ladies' Home Journal" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…アメリカではファッション画を重視した《ゴーデーズGodey’s Lady Book》(1830)のあとを受けて,《ハーパーズ・バザーHarper’s Bazar》(1867年創刊,のち1929年にHarpar’s Bazaarとつづりを変更)が服装記事に重点を置いて成功した。83年に創刊した《レディズ・ホーム・ジャーナルLadies’ Home Journal》は経営者カーティスCyrus Curtisのもとでまもなく40万部の発行部数を実現して企業としての大衆出版の記録をつくった。89年以降,同誌はボックEdward Bok編集長のもとでセンチメンタリズムと実用記事とによる大衆ジャーナリズムを実現してゆく。… ※「《Ladies' Home Journal》」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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