No. 9 (2003): Frauen im Web

• Editorial

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Schwerpunkt

• The Female Homunculus and the Medialisation of the Body

  Natascha Ueckmann

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• From the Loom to the World Wide Web

  Heide Palmer

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• Navigators in Cyberspace

  Verena Kuni

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• Women in the World Wide Web—Both excluded and central

  Sigrid Peuker, Dorothea Lüdke

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• Why Men Blame Technology and Women Blame Themselves

  Katja Steinhoff

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• Feminist Perspectives on Media Culture

  Tanja Maier

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• Femininities and Masculinities in the Gender Game

  Silke Horstkotte

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• Fleeing the Body

  Dunja M. Mohr

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• Play and Games as a Paradoxical, Glittering Network

  Leena Petersen

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• A Panorama of Media Analysis in Cultural Studies

  Elke Huwiler

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• An Encyclopaedia in Search of an Audience

  Carsten Schinko

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Offener Teil

• A New Interpretation of the Story of the Woman with the Flow of Blood

  Angela Berlis

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• Cyborgs, Protons, and the Laws of Thermodynamics: Insights into Feminist Critiques of the Natural Sciences

  Myriam Spörri

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• A New Alternative to Discourses about Nature and Technology

  Bettina Bock von Wülfingen

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• Oedipus and Pop Culture

  Andrea Schüler

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• Scholars Don’t Fall out of the Sky

  Anina Mischau

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• Paperback Encyclopaedia of Women Authors

  Sigrid Nieberle

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• How Racist are Anti-Racists?

  Ilka Borchardt

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• Turning Women Farmers into Housewives

  Elisabeth Meyer-Renschhausen

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• Internal Discrepancies: EU Women’s Policies between Deregulation and Claims to Equality

  Ingrid Biermann

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Forum

• E-Learning: Macht Distance Learning einsam?

  Helga Braun

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