The Framing of Cosmetic Surgery, 1914-1950

The Framing of Cosmetic Surgery, 1914-1950

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出处《Journalism and Mass Communication》 2013年第5期281-291,共11页 新闻与大众传媒（英文版）

关键词整容手术取景整形手术美容方式文化景观大众媒体新闻业奖学金 cosmetic surgery, joumalism history, beauty doctors, framing, identity

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