Acknowledgments
Against the Imaginary Line
Austrian Women's Struggle for Autonomy
Beyond the Mirror
War, Violence, and Struggle in Love and Marriage
Only Contrasts: Relationships Between Women
A Call for Change
Biographical Background
References
JACQUELINE VANSANT is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Hamilton College, Clinton, New York.
?. . . a conscientioous and impressive piece of work that will
indisputably be of value to others working in the field.?-Modern
Australian Literature
?This compact volume analyzes the writings of five Austrians by
means of thematic groupings. It also provides a condensed history
of women's roles in modern Austrian history and politics. Two of
these women are deceased, Marlen Haushofer and Ingeborg Bachmann;
the other three, Barbara Frischmuth, Elfriede Jelinek, and Brigitte
Schwaiger, have engaged in conversation with the author - a
significant point of interest which definitely contributes to the
value and usefulness of the text as a document. Other strong
features are a lucid introduction, good definitions of feminism, a
subject index, and biographical notes as well as good
bibliographical information. . . A good introduction for readers
who understand no German as well as for those who do, this would be
a good acquisiton for libraries at all levels.?-Choice
." . . a conscientioous and impressive piece of work that will
indisputably be of value to others working in the field."-Modern
Australian Literature
"This compact volume analyzes the writings of five Austrians by
means of thematic groupings. It also provides a condensed history
of women's roles in modern Austrian history and politics. Two of
these women are deceased, Marlen Haushofer and Ingeborg Bachmann;
the other three, Barbara Frischmuth, Elfriede Jelinek, and Brigitte
Schwaiger, have engaged in conversation with the author - a
significant point of interest which definitely contributes to the
value and usefulness of the text as a document. Other strong
features are a lucid introduction, good definitions of feminism, a
subject index, and biographical notes as well as good
bibliographical information. . . A good introduction for readers
who understand no German as well as for those who do, this would be
a good acquisiton for libraries at all levels."-Choice
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