Magazines

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In publications, magazines encompass part of the flexible, open conceptual area between newspapers and books, along with other such periodicals such as academic journals and broadside ballads. They are also somewhat difficult to define due to their open conceptual nature, especially when tracking the history of their development. The following resources are provided to help guide one's learning about the history of magazines.

Origin and History of Magazines

There is some contention about what publication was the first true magazine. Some argue that a publication must have been referred to as a magazine in order to be one. Others say that it must only have been published periodically, but less often than newspapers.

Johann von Rist, creator of Erbauliche Monaths-Unterredungen

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Aldus Manutius

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Sculpture Book

References

  1. TypeRoom. “Aldus Manutius: the Inventor of the Paperback Saved the Greeks with His Aldine Press Revolution.” 'TypeRoom,' Parachute, 6 Feb. 2020, www.typeroom.eu/aldus-manutius-inventor-paperback-saved-greeks-aldine-press-revolution.