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- Women in German Yearbook: Feminist Studies in German Literature & Culture
- University of Nebraska Press
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- The Women in German Yearbook Then and Now: Reflections on History and Hopes for the Future Volume 25, 2009, pp. 5-9
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This issue contains 19 articles in total
- About the Contributors
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- “E/Motion Pictures”: Conversations with Austrian Documentary Filmmakers Mirjam Unger and Ruth Beckermann
- “Whenever a Living Human Being Approaches Me, I Forget Everything I’ve Ever Learned”: Interview with Angela Krauß
- Freedom from Violence, Freedom to Make the World: Muslim Women’s Memoirs, Gendered Violence, and Voices for Change in Germany
- Gender and the Generations of Difficult Knowledge: Recent Responses to Familial Legacies of Nazi Perpetration
- Masking/Unmasking Identity in Early Twentieth-Century Germany: The Importance of N. O. Body
- Autobiographical Selves: The Lebensbeschreibung of Regula Engel (1761–1853), the “Swiss Amazon”
- A Few Good Men: Gender, Ideology, and Narrative Politics in The Lives of Others and Good Bye, Lenin!
- Satirizing the Private as Political: 1968 and Postmillennial Family Narratives
- Narratives of Femininity in Judith Hermann’s Summerhouse, Later
- Working Weimar Women into the National Socialist Community: Carl Froelich’s Women’s Labor Service Film, Ich für Dich—Du für mich (1934), and Mädchen in Uniform (1931)
- Reflections on WiG, the Yearbook, and Feminism
- Editing the Women in German Yearbook: Immersion in Germanic Studies
- Challenges and Changes, Past and Present
- Recollections from the Middle Years
- The Women in German Yearbook Then and Now: Reflections on History and Hopes for the Future
- Changing Times
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