25 YEARS EMANCIPATION? WOMEN IN SWITZERLAND 1971 96

Autor:	Joy Charnley, Malcolm Pender, Andrew Wilkin
Rok vydání:	1996
Předmět:	Cultural Studies Linguistics and Language History Women's history Emancipation Literature and Literary Theory media_common.quotation_subject World War II Suffrage Gender studies Language and Linguistics Feminism Democracy Politics Citizenship media_common
Zdroj:	French Studies Bulletin. 17:17-18
ISSN:	1748-9180 0262-2750
Popis:	Women in Switzerland since 1971 - major achievements - minor changes? Rosemarie Simmen the oldest democracy and women's suffrage - the history of a Swiss paradox, Regina Wecker the rise of "public woman" - politics, citizenship and gender in the Swiss debate on female suffrage after World War Two, Brigitte Studer new women's writing in German-speaking Switzerland, Beatrice von Matt reclaiming the past - recent writings by German-speaking Swiss women, Agnes Cardinal "Worter, die man schluckt, werden lebendig" - reflections on Eveline Hasler's "Anna Goldin Letzte Hexe, Erika Swales women writing in French-speaking Switzerland, Joy Charnley new women's writing in Italian-speaking Switzerland, Andrew Wilkin writing as a woman in a small country, round-table discussion, Liz Lochhead et al interview with Patricia Pattner, Joy Charnley et al the current status of women in political life - women and politics in Switzerland since 1971, Elisabetta Pagnossin Aligisakis women in public office in Switzerland, Annelies Debrunner Swiss women's long march to equality, Yvette Jaggi.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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