Titlebook: Exile through a Gendered Lens; Women’s Displacement Gesa Zinn,Maureen Tobin Stanley Book 2012 Gesa Zinn and Maureen Tobin Stanley 2012 Euro

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Exile in Letters,eriences of Brecht’s collaborators. Two of his coauthors, Elisabeth Hauptmann and Margarete Steffin, maintained correspondence that details their lives in exile on two different continents. Hauptmann had worked on Brecht’s plays in Berlin and escaped to the United States while Steffin remained in Eu

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A Lost Voice Remembered, odds in twentieth-century Spain, her uncommon bravery and astute intellect allowed her to write prolifically and poetically about her political experience. After the Fascist defeat of the Republican democratic government, she was forced to flee Spain and spend nearly half her life in exile in Franc

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Liberating Mythography,ed by the masters of Spain’s Golden Age, Iciar Bol-lain’s plot in her film Te doy mis ojos (Take My Eyes). becomes one of liberation. Tobin Stanley analyzes a victim’s experience of domestic violence as a type of exile. She shows that the Golden Age artworks incorporated by Bollain invite the viewer

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Optical Sensing of Enantiomers,nue to be the incontrovertible other within twentieth- and twenty-first century history. Each of the chapters within this anthology problematizes, sheds light on, underscores, and subverts gendered otherness and alienhood. The condition of other is that of exclusion, of inferiority, yet also of ineq

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A. Korobenko,A. Bayram,M. Dhalwalaeriences of Brecht’s collaborators. Two of his coauthors, Elisabeth Hauptmann and Margarete Steffin, maintained correspondence that details their lives in exile on two different continents. Hauptmann had worked on Brecht’s plays in Berlin and escaped to the United States while Steffin remained in Eu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96469-0 odds in twentieth-century Spain, her uncommon bravery and astute intellect allowed her to write prolifically and poetically about her political experience. After the Fascist defeat of the Republican democratic government, she was forced to flee Spain and spend nearly half her life in exile in Franc