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Studien zur Geschlechtergeschichte

Diese Reihe taucht ein in die komplexe und oft übersehene Welt der Geschlechtergeschichte. Sie untersucht, wie Geschlechterrollen und -identitäten im Laufe der Zeit geformt, herausgefordert und transformiert wurden. Jeder Band bietet neue Perspektiven auf entscheidende Momente und Persönlichkeiten, die unser Geschichtsverständnis beeinflusst haben. Leser können tiefgründige und zum Nachdenken anregende Forschung erwarten, die das komplexe Zusammenspiel von Geschlecht, Macht und Gesellschaft beleuchtet.

The politics of the body in Weimar Germany
Adapting to Capitalism

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