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, as an East–West Constant: Patriarchal Continuities in Works by Mori ōgai and Yōko Tawada991) and . (A Guest, 1993) communicate strong continuities in gender relations in the German and Japanese patriarchies at the end of the last two centuries. Much had changed for women by the late twentieth century, of course, and the patriarchies even show signs of weakening in Tawada’s narratives.

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Victims of Traffic in Women, Marriage Migrants, and Community Formation: A History of Migration of Tt discusses the development of roles and situations within the course of women‘s lives, their settlement, as well as the formation of a Thai community in Germany. The chapter also draws attention to the diverging perspectives between migrant women and the Nongovernmental Organizations working to com

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From Contract Workers to Entrepreneurs: Gender and Work Among Transnational Vietnamese in East and Rakdown of the East German Socialist government, many of them stayed in the then reunified Germany and turned to small business and petty trade to make a living. Based on multisited ethnographic fieldwork in Berlin and Hanoi, this chapter explores the everyday lives and transnational ties of Vietname

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6507-3tian and post-Kantian philosophy. He argues that an examination of Kant’s and Hegel’s aesthetics is revealing of the essentially gendered nature of this discourse and the anxiety at its basis. Both thinkers, he contends, articulate a narrative of the teleological progression of reason that was simul

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