Wie werden Frauen in den nationalen Erinnerungskulturen europäischer Länder repräsentiert? Wie wird an Frauen erinnert in Zusammenhang mit Krieg und Gewalt? Dieser Band macht deutlich, dass einem öffentlichen Gedenken, das weibliche Erfahrungen einbezieht, bisher enge Grenzen gesetzt sind. Eine Reflexion der Erinnerungskultur unter Genderaspekten ist ebenso geboten wie eine Dekonstruktion des nationalen Bezugrahmens.
Wie werden Frauen in den nationalen Erinnerungskulturen europäischer Länder repräsentiert? Wie wird an Frauen erinnert in Zusammenhang mit Krieg und Gewalt? Dieser Band macht deutlich, dass einem öffentlichen Gedenken, das weibliche Erfahrungen einbezieht, bisher enge Grenzen gesetzt sind. Eine Reflexion der Erinnerungskultur unter Genderaspekten ist ebenso geboten wie eine Dekonstruktion des nationalen Bezugrahmens.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sylvia Paletschek ist Professorin für Neueste Geschichte an der Universität Freiburg. Sylvia Schraut ist außerplanmäßige Professorin am Historischen Institut der Universität der Bundeswehr München.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Gender and Memory Culture in Europe - female representations in historical perspective Sylvia Paletschek and Sylvia Schraut I Women and Female Allegories in Political Cultures of Memory Marginal Figure in the Nation: Gendered national memories in late Nineteenth-Century Western European Metropoles Helke Rausch Gendering Germany: Feminine Imagery in Catholic National Memory during the Kulturkampf Rebecca Ayako Bennette Mother Bulgaria, Mother Russia and their Sisters: Female Allegories between Nation and Religion as Histoire Croisée? Stefan Rohdewald Memory, Gender and Antifascism in France and Britain in the 1930s Astrid Swenson Deutschland, bleiche Mutter: Allegories of Germany in Post-Nazi Cinema Guido Vitiello Modern yet Modest: Woman Allegories in Turkish Modernization Pinar M. Yelsali Parmaks?z II Violence, War and Gender - memory and remembrance in family and state Gender and Politics: Patriotic Women in Finnish Public Memory after 1944 Tiina Kinnunen A Useless War Memory: Erotic Fraternization, German Soldiers and Gender in Finland Anu Heiskanen "If only grandfather was here to tell us": Gender as a category in the culture of memory of the Occupation in Denmark and Norway Helle Bjerg and Claudia Lenz Gendered Memory of Military Violence in Eastern Europe in the 20th century Andrea Pet? III Concepts of Gendered Memory The Dynamics of Memories and the Process of Canonization Maria Grever and Kees Ribbens Remembrance and Gender: Making Gender Visible and Inscribing Women into Memory Culture Sylvia Schraut and Sylvia PaletschekIntroduction: Gender and Memory Culture in Europe - female representations in historical perspective Sylvia Paletschek and Sylvia Schraut
I Women and Female Allegories in Political Cultures of Memory
Marginal Figure in the Nation: Gendered national memories in late Nineteenth-Century Western European Metropoles Helke Rausch
Gendering Germany: Feminine Imagery in Catholic National Memory during the Kulturkampf Rebecca Ayako Bennette
Mother Bulgaria, Mother Russia and their Sisters: Female Allegories between Nation and Religion as Histoire Croisée? Stefan Rohdewald
Memory, Gender and Antifascism in France and Britain in the 1930s Astrid Swenson
Deutschland, bleiche Mutter: Allegories of Germany in Post-Nazi Cinema Guido Vitiello
Modern yet Modest: Woman Allegories in Turkish Modernization Pinar M. Yelsali Parmaks?z
II Violence, War and Gender - memory and remembrance in family and state
Gender and Politics: Patriotic Women in Finnish Public Memory after 1944 Tiina Kinnunen
A Useless War Memory: Erotic Fraternization, German Soldiers and Gender in Finland Anu Heiskanen
"If only grandfather was here to tell us": Gender as a category in the culture of memory of the Occupation in Denmark and Norway Helle Bjerg and Claudia Lenz
Gendered Memory of Military Violence in Eastern Europe in the 20th century Andrea Pet?
III Concepts of Gendered Memory
The Dynamics of Memories and the Process of Canonization Maria Grever and Kees Ribbens
Remembrance and Gender: Making Gender Visible and Inscribing Women into Memory Culture Sylvia Schraut and Sylvia Paletschek
Introduction: Gender and Memory Culture in Europe - female representations in historical perspective Sylvia Paletschek and Sylvia Schraut I Women and Female Allegories in Political Cultures of Memory Marginal Figure in the Nation: Gendered national memories in late Nineteenth-Century Western European Metropoles Helke Rausch Gendering Germany: Feminine Imagery in Catholic National Memory during the Kulturkampf Rebecca Ayako Bennette Mother Bulgaria, Mother Russia and their Sisters: Female Allegories between Nation and Religion as Histoire Croisée? Stefan Rohdewald Memory, Gender and Antifascism in France and Britain in the 1930s Astrid Swenson Deutschland, bleiche Mutter: Allegories of Germany in Post-Nazi Cinema Guido Vitiello Modern yet Modest: Woman Allegories in Turkish Modernization Pinar M. Yelsali Parmaks?z II Violence, War and Gender - memory and remembrance in family and state Gender and Politics: Patriotic Women in Finnish Public Memory after 1944 Tiina Kinnunen A Useless War Memory: Erotic Fraternization, German Soldiers and Gender in Finland Anu Heiskanen "If only grandfather was here to tell us": Gender as a category in the culture of memory of the Occupation in Denmark and Norway Helle Bjerg and Claudia Lenz Gendered Memory of Military Violence in Eastern Europe in the 20th century Andrea Pet? III Concepts of Gendered Memory The Dynamics of Memories and the Process of Canonization Maria Grever and Kees Ribbens Remembrance and Gender: Making Gender Visible and Inscribing Women into Memory Culture Sylvia Schraut and Sylvia PaletschekIntroduction: Gender and Memory Culture in Europe - female representations in historical perspective Sylvia Paletschek and Sylvia Schraut
I Women and Female Allegories in Political Cultures of Memory
Marginal Figure in the Nation: Gendered national memories in late Nineteenth-Century Western European Metropoles Helke Rausch
Gendering Germany: Feminine Imagery in Catholic National Memory during the Kulturkampf Rebecca Ayako Bennette
Mother Bulgaria, Mother Russia and their Sisters: Female Allegories between Nation and Religion as Histoire Croisée? Stefan Rohdewald
Memory, Gender and Antifascism in France and Britain in the 1930s Astrid Swenson
Deutschland, bleiche Mutter: Allegories of Germany in Post-Nazi Cinema Guido Vitiello
Modern yet Modest: Woman Allegories in Turkish Modernization Pinar M. Yelsali Parmaks?z
II Violence, War and Gender - memory and remembrance in family and state
Gender and Politics: Patriotic Women in Finnish Public Memory after 1944 Tiina Kinnunen
A Useless War Memory: Erotic Fraternization, German Soldiers and Gender in Finland Anu Heiskanen
"If only grandfather was here to tell us": Gender as a category in the culture of memory of the Occupation in Denmark and Norway Helle Bjerg and Claudia Lenz
Gendered Memory of Military Violence in Eastern Europe in the 20th century Andrea Pet?
III Concepts of Gendered Memory
The Dynamics of Memories and the Process of Canonization Maria Grever and Kees Ribbens
Remembrance and Gender: Making Gender Visible and Inscribing Women into Memory Culture Sylvia Schraut and Sylvia Paletschek
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"Insgesamt zeigt der Band, wie erhellend und notwendig eine Reflexion von Erinnerungskulturen unter Gender-Aspekten ist. " (H-SOZ-U-KULT, 12.05.2009)
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