TY  - BOOK
AU  - VON HAMMERSTEIN,Katharina
AU  - KOSTA,Barbara
AU  - SHOULTS,Julie
TI  - Women writing war : from German Colonialism through World War I 
T2  - Interdisciplinary German Cultural Studies,
SN  - 9783110572001
PY  - 2018///
CY  - Berlin
PB  - De Gruyter
KW  - UDJG
KW  - DE-Istorie
KW  - resursă online
N1  - Index; Include referințe bibliografice; Introduction. Women writing war: from german colonialism through world war I; “Who owns hereroland?”. diverse women’s perspectives on violence in the german-herero colonial war; Christian love and other weapons. the domestic heroine of the multiracial colonial mission “family” as an antiwar icon in hedwig irle’s mission memoirs; Girls, imperialism and war in women’s writing from the german-herero war and wwi; Woman on the edge of time. Frieda Schmidt and the great war in east Africa; World war I in samoa as reported by frieda zieschank in the german colonial magazine kolonie und heimat; Bertha von suttner’s die waffen nieder! and the gender of german pacifism; Ricarda huch’s first world war; Hermynia zur mühlen. writing a socialist-feminist pacifism in the aftermath of wwi; Girls reading the great war. german and anglo-american literature for young women, 1914–1920; Käte kestien’s als die männer im graben lagen. wwi criticism through the lens of motherhood; Three nurses’ life-writing. scrapbook, portrait, and construction of a self; Writing and reading death. german women’s novels of world war I; War widows’ dilemma. emotion, the myths of war and the search for selbständigkeit; Intimations of mortality from recollections of atrocity. käthe kollwitz and the art of mourning
UR  - https://www-degruyter-com.am.e-nformation.ro/view/title/534512
ER  -