No. 24 (2008): Geschichte II

• Editorial

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Schwerpunkt

• Life Stories. New Biographies on the 100th Birthday of Simone de Beauvoir

  Lieselotte Steinbrügge

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• “History of Participation” or Victim Discourse: Women as Authors of War Literature

  Astrid Gehrig

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• Females Acting in Service of the Racist Community—Domains of Action and Experience

  Katharina Hoffmann

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• ‘Remember, You are a German Woman’

  Stefan Müller

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• Women on the Right in the Empire and the Weimar Republic

  Stefan Müller

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• A Different View of Middle-Class Women in the Weimar Republic

  Sabine Liebig

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• Witches—Construction and Function of a Myth

  Silke Eilers

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• Condemned as the Last German Witch and Still Not Executed!

  Sabine Liebig

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• Women’s Politics in the Service of the Party

  Marianne Zepp

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• Double Marginalization. On the Relationship between Gender, Politics, and History in the 20th Century

  Andreas Schneider

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• Embattled, Controversial, and Loved: Clara Zetkin. An Appreciation on Her 150th Birthday

  Dorothee Rempfer

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• Beyond the “Male” Enlightenment—Important Women of the 18th Century

  Jana Günther

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• First Accepted, Then Rejected: Women in the Sciences in the First Half of the 20th Century

  Claudia von Gélieu

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• Feminine Figures in Literature by Women around 1900

  Rolf Löchel

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• Good Old Times? Childhood in the Early 20th Century

  Bernadette Gotthardt

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• From the one di-men-sional to the comprehensive view of history

  Bärbel Völkel

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• Gender as a Category for Historical Education Research

  Silvy Chakkalakal

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• “The Gossiping Teatime Tribe of our Nervous Women of Letters (Gutzkow)”

  Aleksandra Bednarowska

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• Archaeology of Spiritual Experience with God in the Christian Middle Ages

  Wolfram Bergande

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Offener Teil

• Transitions—The Work of Subjectivity

  Karen Wagels

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• The “Stronger Sex” as Victim—an Invisible Phenomenon

  Jonas Kade

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• Violence and Masculinity

  Martin Spetsmann-Kunkel

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• Women and Demographic Change

  Ulrike Schultz

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• Occupational Hazards, Work on the Subject and Politics in Talk Show Format

  Ruben Marc Hackler

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• On the Scientifically Founded Standardization of People

  Katja Strobel

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• Queer-Feminist Translation Work

  Melanie Plößer

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• Contextualizing Queer Theory

  Anna Voigt

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• Teaching in Engineering—(Not) A Gender Free Terrain

  Michaela Kuhnhenne

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• Adult Education from a Gender-Critical Perspective

  Jürgen Budde

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• Gender in the Scientific Mainstream

  Svenja Matusall

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• The Relationship between Knowledge, Science, and Gender

  Anna Voigt

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• “Blood is Thicker than Water”

  Susanne Benöhr-Laqueur

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• Transsexual Experience in the Tense Space between Gender and Identity

  Petra Ruers

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• Gender Differences and Gender Limits. On the Link between Gender, Space, and Narrative

  Annika Nickenig

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• The Supposedly Secular

  Martin Lücke

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• A Differentiated Look at Youth with Migrant Backgrounds

  Katrin Huxel

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• Stereotypical Fantasies

  Friederike Schneider

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Forum

• Zum 150. Geburtstag von Anita Augspurg – neue und neueste Forschungen

  Arne Duncker

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• Standortbestimmung: Wo befindet sich die Frauen- und Geschlechtergeschichte innerhalb der Geschichtswissenschaft?

  Christiane Eifert

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• Frauen in der Wissenschaft – Stieftöchter der Alma Mater?

  Daniela Heitzmann

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• „Gendering Historiography“. Tagung in Hamburg vom 7. bis 9. November 2007

  Angelika Schaser

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• Autobiographien von Frauen als historische Quelle. Eine einzigartige Sammlung an der Freien Universität Berlin – ein Projektbericht

  Gudrun Wedel

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