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Cemetery of the Murdered Daughters: Feminism, History, and Ingeborg Bachmann

Author: Sara Lennox

Contents

Cemetery of the Murdered Daughters: Feminism, History, and Ingeborg Bachmann [full book]

Cover, Preface, Abbreviations, and Introduction

Part One: Bachmann and History, Chapter 1. Bachmann in History: An Overview

Part One: Bachmann and History, Chapter 2. Bachmann's Feminist Reception

Part Two: A History of Reading Bachmann, 1981, Chapter 3. In the Cemetery of the Murdered Daughters, with essay titled, Reading Bachmann in 1981

Part Two: A History of Reading Bachmann, 1983, Chapter 4. Christa Wolf with Ingeborg Bachmann, with essay titled, Reading Bachmann in 1983

Part Two: A History of Reading Bachmann, 1984, Chapter 5. Gender, Race, and History in The Book of Franza, with essay titled, Reading Bachmann in 1984

Part Two: A History of Reading Bachmann, 1985, Chapter 6. Bachmann and Wittgenstein, with essay titled, Reading Bachmann in 1985

Part Two: A History of Reading Bachmann, 1987, Chapter 7. Bachmann Reading/Reading Bachmann, with essay titled, Reading Bachmann in 1987

Part Three: Reading Bachmann Historically. Chapter 8, Bachmann and Theories of Gender/Sexuality: Femininity in "The Good God of Manhattan"

Part Three: Reading Bachmann Historically, Chapter 9. Bachmann and Postcolonial Theory: White Ladies and Dark Continents

Part Three: Reading Bachmann Historically, Chapter 10. Bachmann and Materialist Feminism: Gender and the Cold War

Works Cited and Index

Cemetery of the Murdered Daughters: Feminism, History, and Ingeborg Bachmann