A brief history of the 20th-century English county magazine
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This document discusses the history of county magazines in England in the 1930s. Rural Community Councils in the 1920s-1930s promoted activities like adult education, drama, music and local history. In the 1930s, county magazines were launched with the goal of promoting county identity through highlighting local beauty spots, institutions, traditions, and maps. English Life Publications was a major publisher of these magazines, launching titles in several counties before World War 2. The magazines aimed to foster loyalty and identity through tailored advertising and contributions from local writers. They may have helped build a sense of regional middle-class culture and identity.
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- 12. Techniques for promoting county identity Maps, defining our territory
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- 14. Techniques for promoting county identity Tailored ‘patriotic’ advertising
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- 16. Themes/theories Links to other media: • BBC regions – personnel, cross-promotion, topics • Book publishing – same writers, reviewing • Newspapers – same writers, readers reacting to growth of a national press?
- 17. Themes/theories • County identity – ancient, rural, aristocratic • Identity needs history/continuity? • Lack of othering – of class or place. Sign of confidence? • ‘Cheshire is an epitome of English life’ - links to local and national identities – c.f. German Heimat, Russell’s ‘national-provincial’ structure of feeling
- 18. Themes/theories Class • Inter-war middle class -- embattled or confident? • Regionally differentiated middle-class culture • The invisible working class • Aristocracy/gentry as progressive, modern • Relationship between place and class
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