No. 4 (2001): Technik und Naturwissenschaft

• Editorial

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Schwerpunkt

• They Move It Still! Women In Sciences

  Helga Satzinger

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• The New “Female-ism"—Quo vadis femina?

  Sigrid Schmitz

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• Gender and Technics: Social Practice under Feminist Perspective

  Carola Schirmer

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• Science Fiction, or What Cyborgs, Aeronauts and Feminist Research Have in Common

  Katharina Fleischmann

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• Hypathia’s New Heritage

  Muriel Eberhardt

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• Athena Unbound

  Dagmar Heymann

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• Women’s and Gender Studies in Mathematics and Sciences.

  Margarete Maurer

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• Ethnographic Field Study in Mathematics—or: Is it Possible to Apply Sociology to Mathemtics?

  Mechthild Koreuber

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• Real Virtuality—Virtual Reality

  Katja Mruck

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• Feminist Perspectives on the Technology of Genetical Reproduction

  Maria A. Wolf

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Offener Teil

• The Two Cultures of Childhood

  Monika Sieverding

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• The partnership of Helene Lange und Gertrud Bäumer: a both rebellious and domestic way of life

  Mechthilde Vahsen

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• "If Socrates Had Been a Woman…"

  Monika Kopyczinski

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• The Formation of Antisemitic Sterotypes in Press-Media of the 19th Century

  Ute Wrocklage

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• Fashion: A Trendily Topic

  Julia Bertschik

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Forum

• Interview mit Iris Bockermann, Carmen Masanneck und Heike Wiesner

  Constanze Jaiser, Iris Bockermann, Carmen Masanneck, Heike Wiesner

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