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|a Aleksander, Karin
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|a Feministische Visionen vor und nach 1989
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Geschlecht, Medien und Aktivismen in der DDR, BRD und im östlichen Europa
|c Karin Aleksander, Ulrike Auga, Elisaveta Dvorakk, Kathleen Heft, Gabriele Jähnert, Heike Schimkat, Almut Ilsen, Bożena Chołuj, Irene Dölling, Hildegard Maria Nickel, Sylka Scholz, Urmila Goel, Doris Liebscher, Rebecca Wegmann, Iveta Jusová, Iva Šmídová, Masha Beketova, Olga Plahotnik, Rebecca Lembke, Birgit Dahlke, Nicole Halliday
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|a First Edition
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|b Verlag Barbara Budrich
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|a Front Matter (pp. 1-4); Table of Contents (pp. 5-8); Vorbemerkung (pp. 9-10); Einleitung (pp. 11-36); Widerstand – Aktivismus – Visionen; Ostdeutsche Fremd- und Selbstzuschreibungen; Verwobene, intersektionale Macht- und Herrschaftsverhältnisse; Etablierung der Gender Studies in und nach den Umbrüchen von 1989; Autor*innen- und Herausgeber*innenverzeichnis (pp. 423-432); Back Matter (pp. 433-433)
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|a How did gender discourses challenge social conditions before and after 1989? How did actors intervene in powerful orders? How are feminist visions incorporated into contemporary activism? The volume examines feminist, queer and artistic resistance practices as well as media discourses and attributions of GDR gender images to self and others from intersectional, postcolonial and postsecular perspectives. In addition, the development of gender studies in Eastern Europe is examined
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