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Abstract In addition to her literary activities, the writer Helmina von Chézy (1783–1856) was committed to the emancipation of women throughout her life. She took a public stand on women's literary activity, participated in anthology and journal projects and wrote portraits of women in various genres. Among her correspondents was Amalie Struve (1824–62)
Jadwiga Kita‐Huber
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Abstract Louise Aston's work during the 1840s is usually read within the context of the author's life and biography. This paper differs from this reading. Instead, I explore the extent to which a reading fixated on the author's life runs the risk of overlooking the perspective of behaviours and gender roles that Aston portrayed in her fictional worlds.
Andree Michaelis‐König
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Le temps vécu dans le récit de fiction et dans le récit historique
Si Ricœur évoque à plusieurs reprises les extraordinaires ressources qu’offre la fiction pour saisir les subtiles variations entre le temps de la conscience et le temps chronologique, il relève en revanche les limites de l’histoire : le récit de fiction –
Sabina Loriga
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Abstract Early Soviet society featured clear nutrition guidelines and a robust plan for streamlined logistics in food processing, distribution, and consumption, all of which was aimed at building a stronger state through a virtuous transformation of calories into labor power. Such rhetoric appeared even in children’s illustrated books, such as Vladimir
Elena Fratto
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Reconstruire la biographie d’une terre dans un village du centre du Myanmar permet d’analyser les rapports entre les relations foncieres locales et les pratiques gouvernementales.
Stéphen Huard
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Abstract In this article, the authors examine the circumstances under which scholars can become effective figures of identification in medicine, after whom prizes or institutions are named – and under which circumstances scholars cannot or can no longer fulfill such a role. Trends and changes in professional cultural memory are examined, illustrated by
Matthis Krischel +2 more
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Frauenstimmen: „Wir haben eine Stimme – du auch!“
(English abstract below!) *„Frauenstimmen“ ist ein Projekt, das von Juni bis September 2020 vom Verein Projekt Integrationshaus sowie vom Verein Piramidops – Frauentreff durchgeführt wurde.
Lydia Rössler
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Erinnerungskulturen in den Wissenschaften – eine Frage hegemonialer Narrative?
Abstract Individual and institutional memories tend to form hegemonic narratives that serve to create identity and meaning. If history is written by experts and not by professional historians, historical retrospectives and narratives are usually written by leading figures in a particular field.
Felicitas Söhner
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Abstract This article focuses on analysis of the international controversy provoked by the posthumous awarding of the 1972 Peace Prize of the German Book Trade to the Jewish‐Polish physician, pedagogue and writer Janusz Korczak (1878/79–1942). The controversy, which centred around the recipient of the prize money, can be identified as an important ...
Anne Oommen‐Halbach, Thorsten Halling
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Ehren und Erinnern (re‐)konstruieren – ein Kommentar.
Abstract The commentary interprets the practices of remembering and the creation of memory as an attempt at academic and public‐media self‐understanding, which exhibit past‐political, present‐oriented and future‐oriented perspectives and intentions. Academic politics of history and remembrance can hardly be imagined without reference to and interaction
Alexander Pinwinkler
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