The Realisation of the descriptive and iconographic plains in the „Viva!” biweekly

The article discusses the problems of the family presented in the „Viva!” biweekly. Due to the character of the magazine, the families of Polish and international celebrities from the worlds of culture, media, and politics are the main focus of attention. The internal and public lives of these families are presented, along with their values and their internalisation through action.

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