“Bonnie und Kleid”: Female Terrorists and the Hysterical Feminine
This paper will explore the ways in which the feminine, in particular the hysterical feminine, is invoked in media representations of violent women in order to contain the threat they pose. I shall draw on a number of mainstream German newspapers, both leftwing, liberal “quality” journals, such as D...
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Auteur principal: | Clare Bielby |
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University of Edinburgh
2006
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