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    1 gennaio 1942

    Barbara Duden è una storica della medicina e femminista tedesca il cui lavoro è stato fondamentale nello stabilire il corpo come luogo di indagine storica. Come professoressa emerita, ha plasmato significativamente il discorso accademico. È stata anche co-fondatrice della rivista Courage, che ha svolto un ruolo importante nell'informare il movimento delle donne.

    Geschichte in Geschichten
    The Women's Room
    Die Gene im Kopf - der Fötus im Bauch
    Disembodying women

    • Geschichte in Geschichten

      • 400pagine
      • 14 ore di lettura

      Aus dem Inhalt: Eine »Universität für das schöne Geschlecht«? (R. Rürup) Verschnörkelte Wissenschaft (L. Daston) Das Frauenzimmer - (k)ein Ort für Frauen? (C. Opitz) Fräuleingeschichten (Ch. von Oertzen) Fontanes Melusine-Gestalten (Ch. von Braun) Madagaskar (U. Daniel) Man's World: Der weibliche Beitrag zur schwarzen Serie der Utopie (L. Niethammer) Ein Geschlechter-Stereotyp wird verkehrt (L. Davidoff) Frauenmilch - Muttermilch: Eine Geschichte aus dem 18. Jahrhundert (H. Wunder) John Stuart Mill, der Liberalismus und das Problem der Pornographie (U. Baumann) Das Huhn und der Feudalismus

      Geschichte in Geschichten2003

    • Disembodying women

      In Disembodying Women, Barbara Duden takes a closer look at this contemporary transformation of women's experience of pregnancy. She suggests that advances in technology and parallel changes in public discourse have refrained pregnancy as a managed process, the mother as an ecosystem, and the fetus as an endangered species.

      Disembodying women1993
      3,9

    • The Women's Room

      " Couargeous...Honest...Powerful." CHICAGO TRIBUNEThe classic feminist novel that awakened both women and men speaks to everyone about the deep feelings at the heart of love and relationships. A biting social commentary of an emotional world gone silently haywire, THE WOMEN'S ROOM is a modern allegory that offers piercing insight into the social norms accepted so blindly and revered so completely.

      The Women's Room1993
      4,0