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Barbara Duden

    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
    • 2003

      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 Geschichten
    • 1993

      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 women
    • 1993

      The bestselling feminist novel that awakened both women and men, The Women's Room follows the transformation of Mira Ward and her circle as the women's movement begins to have an impact on their lives. A biting social commentary on an emotional world gone silently haywire, The Women's Room is a modern classic that offers piercing insight into the social norms accepted so blindly and revered so completely. Marilyn French questions those accepted norms and poignantly portrays the hopeful believers looking for new truths.

      The Women's Room