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Women in German Yearbook, 5: Feminist Studies and German Culture  
Author: Jeanette Clausen (Editor)
ISBN: 0819175501
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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Book Description
Articles in this collection discuss feminist theory and deconstruction: West German feminist film criticism; environmentalism and feminism in the GDR: Marieluise Fleiber's early dramas; and nineteenth-century women letter-writers. Also included are a sociolinguistic reading of a Middle High German tale, and a bibliography on German social history and women writers. As a serial publication, this "Yearbook" provides a forum for feminist scholarship on any topic related to women in German literature and culture. This, the only feminist journal devoted to German studies, will be of interest to professors and students of German and/or women's studies, as well as of comparative literature, at the graduate and undergraduate college levels. Co-published with the Coalition of Women in German.




Women in German Yearbook, 5: Feminist Studies and German Culture

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Articles in this collection discuss feminist theory and deconstruction: West German feminist film criticism; environmentalism and feminism in the GDR: Marieluise Fleiber's early dramas; and nineteenth-century women letter-writers. Also included are a sociolinguistic reading of a Middle High German tale, and a bibliography on German social history and women writers. As a serial publication, this "Yearbook" provides a forum for feminist scholarship on any topic related to women in German literature and culture. This, the only feminist journal devoted to German studies, will be of interest to professors and students of German and/or women's studies, as well as of comparative literature, at the graduate and undergraduate college levels. Co-published with the Coalition of Women in German.

     



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