Women in German Yearbook Vol. 24 (2008)

The Female Poetics of Crime in E.T.A. Hoffmann’s “Mademoiselle Scuderi”
Anita McChesney

A "Daughter of the Occident" Travels to the "Orient": Ida von Hahn-Hahn's The Countess Faustina and Letters from the Orient
Traci S. O'Brien

The National Family: Allegory and Femininity in a Festspiel from 1880
Jennifer Askey

Aesthetics of Crisis: Motherhood, Abortion, and Melodrama in Irmgard Keun and Friedrich Wolf
Kerstin Barndt

A Man’s a Man, but What about Woman? Widow Leocadia Begbick in Bertolt Brecht’s Play (1926–2006)
Margaret Setje-Eilers

Woman as Biocontrol: Rereading Donna Haraway through German Science Fiction
Sunka Simon

Access to Digitized Knowledge: Education, Consolidation, Maintenance
Jennifer Ruth Hosek

Focus: Contemporary Culture

A Fairy Tale Reality? Elfriede Jelinek’s Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and the Mythologization of Contemporary Society
Birgit Tautz

Crafting the Household Hierarchy
Christine Rinne

“Female Sobriety”: Feminism, Motherhood, and the Works of Julia Franck
Alexandra Merley Hill

The Wonder (of) Woman
Julia Franck

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