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Further Reading

Abrahamson, D. (2007), ‘Magazine Exceptionalism: the Concept, the Criteria, the
Challenge’, Journalism Studies, 8: 667–70.
Benwell, B. (2004), ‘Ironic Discourse: Evasive Masculinity in Men’s Lifestyle Maga-
zines’, Men and Masculinities, 7: 3–21.
Cook, J. (2000), ‘Men’s Magazines at the Millennium: New Spaces, New Selves’,
Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 14: 171–86.
Holmes, T., ed. (2008), ‘Mapping the Magazine’, Journalism Studies, 8/4 [special
issue].
Markula, P. (2001), ‘Beyond the Perfect Body: Women’s Body Image Distortion in
Fitness Magazine Discourse’, Journal of Sport and Social Issues, 25: 158–79.
McCracken, E. (1993), Decoding Women’s Magazines from Mademoiselle to Ms,
Houndsmill: Macmillan.
Robinson, V. (2004), ‘Taking Risks: Identities, Masculinities and Rock Climbing’, in
B. Wheaton, ed., Understanding Lifestyle Sports, London: Routledge.
Sarup, M. (1996), Identity, Culture and the Postmodern World, Edinburgh: Edin-
burgh University Press.
White, G., and Gillett, J. (1994), ‘Reading the Muscular Body: a Critical Decoding
of Advertisements in Flex Magazine’, Sociology of Sport, 11: 18–39.