No. 21 (2007): Offenes Heft

• Editorial

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Offener Teil

• Successful Ambivalence: Sarah Bernhardt’s Staging of Femininity

  Doris Kolesch

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• Literary History Read Differently: Ina Schabert’s English Literary History of the Twentieth Century as a Cosmos of Male and Female Voices

  Ingrid Hotz-Davies

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• Fascinated by a Child Murderer. Medea in the Twentieth Century

  Barbara Feichtinger

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• Approaching

  Carola Hilmes

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• “The Hero of the Prairie”

  Daniel Siemens

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• War and Literature

  Elfi N. Theis

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• Ingeborg Drewitz in the Field of Literature and Politics

  Regina Schleicher

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• The Narrated Gender

  Elke Brüns

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• The Bologna Process as Instrument for the Implementation of Gender-Equitable Courses of Study?

  Marco Tullney

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• An Overdue Dialogue: How Women’s and Gender Studies and Sociology Converse

  Heike Kahlert

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• De-Ritualization

  Anna Voigt

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• The Life of Prostitutes

  Britta Voß

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• And the Moral of the Story—What Prostitution Politics Must Achieve Today

  Britta Voß

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• The Business of Sex in the Early Modern City

  Brigitte Rath

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• Female Guest Workers in Germany

  Frauke Miera

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• Making the Invisible Visible—On a Forgotten Contribution to the Early German Women’s Movement: Housing Reform at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century

  Claudia Wucherpfennig

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• “Pioneers” of Women’s and Gender Studies—A Generation without a Future?

  Heike Kahlert

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• The Expansion of Discourse—Therese Huber’s Relationship Model

  Barbara Gribnitz

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• Memory and History—An Early Report from the Women’s Concentration Camp in Moringen 1936/37

  Christa Schikorra

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• Religion between Belonging and Difference

  Veronika Springmann

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Forum

• 25 Jahre … in 25 Minuten

  Ulla Bock

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• 25 Jahre … in 25 Minuten (Bildergalerie)

  Ulla Bock

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• Vorbemerkung

  Ulla Bock, Anita Runge, Marco Tullney

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• Der Feminismus ist tot? Es lebe der Feminismus! Das „False Feminist Death-Syndrome“

  Sabine Hark, Ina Kerner

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