German, Jewish, and Female: Encounters with Antisemitism in Mirna Funk's Winternähe (2015) and Deborah Feldman's Überbitten (2017).
Mirna Funk's novel Winternähe (2015) and Deborah Feldman's autobiography Überbitten (2017) depict iterations of antisemitism in contemporary German society, focusing on the seemingly latent antisemitism, exacerbated by their gender, that Lola, the protagonist in Winternähe, and Feldman experience fr...
| Publicado en: | Feminist German Studies Vol. 39; no. 1; pp. 147 - 173 |
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University of Nebraska Press
Spring/Summer2023
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