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Volume 9, 1993

Ann Taylor Allen

Women's Studies as Cultural Movement and Academic Discipline in the United States and West Germany: The Early Phase, 1966-1982

Susan Signe Morrison

Women Writers and Women Rulers: Rhetorical and Political Empowerment in the Fifteenth Century

Christl Griesshaber-Weninger

Harsdörffers Frauenzimmer Gesprächspiele als geschlechtsspecifische Verhaltensfibel: Ein Vergleich mit heutigen Kommunikationsstrukturen

Gertrud Bauer Pickar

The Battering and Meta-Battering of Droste's Margreth: Covert Misogyny in Die Judenbuche's Critical Reception

Kirsten Belgum

Domesticating the Reader: Women and Die Gartenlaube

Katrin Sieg

Equality Decreed: Dramatizing Gender in East Germany

Katharina von Ankum

Political Bodies: Women and Re/Production in the GDR

Friederike Eigler

At the Margins of East Berlin's Counter-Culture: Elke Erb's Winkelzüge and Gabriele Kachold's zügel los

Karin Eysel

Christa Wolf's Kassandra: Refashioning National Imagination Beyond the Nation

Petra Waschescio

Auseinandersetzung mit dem Abendlanddenken: Gisela von Wysockis Abendlandleben

Dagmar C.G. Lorenz

Memory and Criticism: Ruth Klüger's weiter leben

Sara Lennox

Antiracist Feminism in Germany: Introduction to Dagmar Schultz and Ika Hügel

Ika Hügel

Wir kämpfen seit es uns gibt

Dagmar Schultz

Racism in the New Germany and the Reaction of White Women

Sara Friedrichsmeyer and Jeanette Clausen

What's Missing in New Historicism, or the Poetics of Feminist Literary Criticism.