Gender and Women's Studies: Researching Topics : Popular Culture and Media

Provides access to non-mainstream content from a variety of cultural and social viewpoints across the sociopolitical spectrum.

EBSCO database covering advertising, marketing, film/video, game studies, journalism, communication, mass media, linguistics, rhetoric, language, logic, and other closely related fields.

Includes every page, including every advertisement, of Harper’s Bazaare since its first issue in 1867.

19th century women's magazine on American life and culture, including fashion, entertainment, health recipes, morality, handcrafts, marriage, education, suffrage, and literature in its later years.

Focuses on gender roles and relations, American consumerism, views of democratic citizenship, character development for children, post-war changes, class relations, and adjustments to new technology.

Access to every page of every issue of Vogue from 1892 to present.

Backfiles of leading women's interest consumer magazines from the late-19th century through to 2005.