No. 7 (2002): Literaturwissenschaften I

• Editorial

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Schwerpunkt

• New studies about couples

  Johanna Bossinade

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• Literature by German Women—Now on CD!

  Corinna Heipcke

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• Aspects of the Production and Reception of Female Writers in an International Context

  Irmgard Heidler

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• The New Women Writers

  Mechthilde Vahsen

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• Closet space aplenty—where are the skeletons?

  Jens E. Sennewald

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• Homosexuelle literature during the Nazi dictatorship

  Susanne zur Nieden

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• A Survey of over 1500 Years of Gay and Lesbian Literature in Spain and Portugal

  Guido Müller

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• A New Perspective on Women’s Authorship

  Natascha Ueckmann

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• The Femininity Drama—Women Playwrights at the End of the 19th Century

  Leena Petersen

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• An Anthology of the Work by Marieluise Fleißer

  Karin Windt

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• Children’s and Young Adult Literature—a Shadowy Existence

  Gisela Bürki

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Offener Teil

• Feminist Social Theory in Search of Connections

  Silke Schneider

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• A (New) Look at Competition Among Women Scholars in Women’s Studies

  Anina Mischau

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• Sensuality and Power

  Claudia Opitz

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• Subject or Object?

  Monika Kopyczinski

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• Ideas About and Knowledge of 19th Century West Africa from the Perspective of 19th Century White British Women

  Angela Schwarz

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• Girl’s Education in Nationalsocialism

  Sabine Hering

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• Fashion and Images of Gender in the Weimar Republic

  Anne Fleig

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• They Went on Conjuring Happily Ever After?

  Angela Schwarz

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• Creating a Mould for Women’s Studies and Gender Studies: Dr. Marie Baum

  Ilona Scheidle

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• Another attempt to explain the natural environment from a feminist perspective

  Helga Purgand

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Forum

• Gender Studies in der literaturwissenschaftlichen Mediävistik: Eine kulturwissenschaftliche Perspektive

  Silke Winst

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