Abstract
The article attempts to carry out the gender linguistic analysis of printed English-language magazines, which will help to clarify the distribution of gender roles in the English-speaking society, and the stereotypes of femininity that the mass media form in public consciousness. The paper presents information on the reflection of femininity stereotypes in the English-language media, in particular, in illustrated magazines Express , Vogue , Elle , Marie Claire , Cosmopolitan , and Glamour . It is pointed out that English-language magazines for women are directly involved in creating stereotypical images of the ideal woman.
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