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Aspasia: Volume 7: The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History
ISBN-13: 9781782381198 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 284 str.
Aspasia: Volume 7: The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History
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In the years after the fall of communist governments in Central, Eastern, and South- eastern Europe (CESEE), a flood of memoir literature began to fill bookstores around the region. The turn to autobiography and personal narrative inspired the theme section in this volume of "Aspasia": women's auto-biographical writing and correspondence. Articles in this section examine women's autobiographical writing in the second half of the nineteenth century and women's written memories of epochal moments in the Soviet past: the Holodomor (or Great Famine) that convulsed Ukraine in the aftermath of forced collectivization, and the experience of women soldiers during World War II.
Also in this volume, we present the continuation of a fascinating forum on women's and gender history in CESEE, "Clio on the Margins," edited by Krassimira Daskalova (the first five essays appeared in Aspasia volume 6]). The eight essays in this section provide a comprehensive look at the state of the field of women's and gender history in Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, and Russia.
The volume concludes with two more general articles, two book review essays, twenty book reviews, and a conference report.
In the years after the fall of communist governments in Central, Eastern, and South- eastern Europe (CESEE), a flood of memoir literature began to fill bookstores around the region. The turn to autobiography and personal narrative inspired the theme section in this volume of Aspasia: womens auto-biographical writing and correspondence. Articles in this section examine womens autobiographical writing in the second half of the nineteenth century and womens written memories of epochal moments in the Soviet past: the Holodomor (or Great Famine) that convulsed Ukraine in the aftermath of forced collectivization, and the experience of women soldiers during World War II. Also in this volume, we present the continuation of a fascinating forum on womens and gender history in CESEE, "Clio on the Margins," edited by Krassimira Daskalova (the first five essays appeared in Aspasia [volume 6]). The eight essays in this section provide a comprehensive look at the state of the field of womens and gender history in Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, and Russia. The volume concludes with two more general articles, two book review essays, twenty book reviews, and a conference report.
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