STAGES OF EVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN’S PRESS: EXAMPLES FROM EUROPEAN, USA, RUSSIAN, AND JADID PRESS

Abstract

This article is dedicated to the emergence of the first women's publications in the history of the world press, the release of early magazines, their thematic range, design, and their role in the development of the field. It discusses the first instances of women working as editors and journalists in editorial offices. Along with a comparative analysis of women’s magazines that appeared in European, USA, and Russian press from the 17th century onwards, the article presents information on attempts to establish the first women’s magazines in the Jadid press, which emerged in Turkic-Muslim regions at the end of the 19th century.