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Contemporary Womens Writing In German Changing The Subject Oxford Studies In Modern European Culture Brigid Haines

Name: Contemporary Womens Writing In German Changing The Subject Oxford Studies In Modern European Culture Brigid Haines
SKU: BELL-1971406
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Contemporary Womens Writing In German Changing The Subject Oxford Studies In Modern European Culture Brigid Haines instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.17 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Brigid Haines, Margaret Littler

ISBN: 9780198159674, 9781423767749, 0198159676, 1423767748

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Contemporary Womens Writing In German Changing The Subject Oxford Studies In Modern European Culture Brigid Haines by Brigid Haines, Margaret Littler 9780198159674, 9781423767749, 0198159676, 1423767748 instant download after payment.

Brigid Haines and Margaret Littler draw on the latest developments in feminist theory to explore contemporary German women writers' representations of female subjectivity. Bridging the gap between critical theory and women's writing in German, this book provides in-depth, fully contextualized readings of six key texts.