Women and Death 2

Klappentext
Explores both constants and changes in representations of warlike and violent women in German culture over the past six centuries.


Inhalt
Introduction - Sarah Colvin and Helen Watanabe-O'Kelly The German Reception of the Amazon Myths from Hederich to Bachofen - Daria Santini Wearing the Trousers: The Woman Warrior as Cross-dresser in German Literature - Helen Watanabe-O'Kelly Women Warriors, Feminism, and National Socialism: The Reception of J. J. Bachofen's View of Amazons among German and Austrian Right-Wing Women Writers - Peter Davies Women Warriors and the Origin of the State: Zacharias Werner's Wanda and Heinrich von Kleist's Penthesilea - Ritchie Robertson Germania in Armor: The Female Representation of an Endangered German Nation - Bettina Brandt Terror in Germany 1918-19: Visual Commentaries on Rosa Luxemburg's Assassination - Kathrin Hoffmann-Curtius German Conceptions of War, Masculinity, and Femininity in the Long Nineteenth Century - Ute Frevert Soldiers and Mothers in the German Bundeswehr: Constructions of Gender and Service under Arms - Ruth Seifert Gender and the Military in East Germany: Defense Policies and the Woman Question in the GDR - Christine Eifler West German Representations of Women and Resistance in Vietnam, 1966-73 - Mererid Puw Davies Witch, Amazon, or Joan of Arc? Ulrike Meinhof's Defenders, or How to Legitimize a Violent Woman - Sarah Colvin

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