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Introduction,. L. Mencken’s 1923 burlesque play . revolves around what seems to be a well-rehearsed scene of two people exchanging marital vows. When bonding the couple, however, the clergyman utters a new and surprising formula:

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Günter Bitsch Dipl.-Math. (FH), MBAluence of the newly emerging feminist movement and eugenics. It praised the activity of women geared toward transforming their position in the public sphere and viewed it as “a part of evolution in the adjustment of women in the vocations.”. It endorsed the female revolt against “such discrimination

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,Schlussfolgerungen für die Praxis,(1915) and . (1916). Ideologically, the novels are in equal measure a socialist/feminist response to Utopian ideas of nationalism fashionable among liberal circles as well as eugenically inspired blueprint for a scientifically engineered society. They combine a fascination with the socialist ideas o

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Kurt Matyas,Manuel Cantele,Wilfried Sihne journalist-turned-writer shifts hallmarks of the American social and racial scene of the 1920s, destabilizes certainties and confuses the reader. He invites us into a topsy-turvy science fiction world where the rule of the logic of binary oppositions gives way to experimentation with ambivalence.