“……肯定会让每一个芭蕾舞迷高兴”:通过女孩期刊《女孩》(Girl)了解芭蕾舞文化,1952-60年

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M. Gibson
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这篇文章的重点是芭蕾舞的方式呈现给女孩读者消费的女孩(霍尔顿出版社,1952-64)。《女孩》是一种周刊,是英国女孩期刊文化的一部分,在20世纪50年代和60年代蓬勃发展。它所包含的芭蕾舞内容是20世纪中期英国文化与芭蕾舞日益发展的一个方面。这种更广泛的接触包括看电影和参加演出。此外,对于年轻的参与者,尤其是女孩,这可能伴随着参加芭蕾舞课和阅读芭蕾舞小说和非小说。《女孩》涵盖了所有这些与芭蕾舞有关的形式,包括关键的虚构漫画《芭蕾舞女魔头》、表演照片、舞蹈演员的海报、关于芭蕾舞的绘画、文章和非小说配套卷。阿诺德·哈斯克尔在改变英国人对芭蕾的理解方面发挥了重要作用,他也参与了《女孩》的创作。这种联系使读者有机会竞争年度芭蕾舞奖学金并参加芭蕾舞课程。在探索《女孩》中的芭蕾舞时,文章将芭蕾舞练习、服装、其他涉及芭蕾舞的媒体和舞者的街头服装的描述以及阶级、芭蕾舞和女孩文化相互交织的方式结合在一起。
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‘… sure to delight every ballet fan’: Consuming ballet culture through girls’ periodical Girl, 1952–60
This article focuses on the ways that ballet was presented for girl readers to consume in Girl (Hulton Press, 1952–64). Girl was a weekly publication, part of girls’ periodical culture in Britain, which was thriving in the 1950s and 1960s. The ballet content it contained was one aspect of the growing British cultural engagement with ballet in the mid-twentieth century. This broader engagement included watching films and attending performances. In addition, for younger participants, especially girls, this may have been accompanied by participation in ballet classes and reading ballet fiction and non-fiction. Girl encompasses all these forms of engagement with ballet through key fictional comic strip ‘Belle of the Ballet’, photographs of performances, pin-ups featuring dancers and paintings about ballet, articles and non-fiction companion volumes. Arnold Haskell, significant in changing how ballet was understood in Britain, was also involved with content in Girl. This connection resulted in readers having the opportunity to compete for an annual ballet scholarship and participate in ballet lessons. In exploring ballet in Girl, the article draws together considerations of how ballet practice, costume, other media involving ballet and dancers’ street clothes were portrayed and the ways that class, ballet and girls’ culture were intertwined.
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Film Fashion & Consumption
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