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Volume 2 (2008): Issue 1 (Mar 2008): Women Writers and Intellectuals

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Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: The Editors
  
  Pages: vi–viii
Articles
- Released from Her Fetters?
  
  Natural Equality in the Work of the Russian Sentimentalist Woman Writer Mariia Bolotnikova
  
  By: Ursula Stohler
  
  Pages: 1–27
- Nation and Gender in the Writings of Slovene Women Writers, 1848-1918
  
  By: Katja Mihurko Poniž
  
  Pages: 28–43
- Armenian Writers and Women's-Rights Discourse in Turn-of-the-Twentieth-Century Constantinople
  
  By: Victoria Rowe
  
  Pages: 44–69
- The Visible Woman
  
  Interwar Romanian Women's Writing, Modernity and the Gendered Public/Private Divide
  
  By: Voichiţa Năchescu
  
  Pages: 70–90
- The Feminisation of Bulgarian Literature and the Club of Bulgarian Women Writers
  
  By: Irina Gigova
  
  Pages: 91–119
- Reclaiming the Actress's Authority over Theatre Creation
  
  The Autobiography of Polish Actress Irena Solska (1875–1958)
  
  By: Natalia Yakubova
  
  Pages: 120–139
- A History of Things That Did Not Happen
  
  The Life and Work of Two Fictitious Hungarian Women Authors
  
  By: Beata Hock
  
  Pages: 140–159
Forum: Contemporary Women Writers and Intellectuals
- Introduction
  
  Negotiating Identities in the Post-World(s)
  
  By: Jasmina Lukić
  
  Pages: 160–168
- Women's Cultural Canon?
  
  By: Dubravka Ugrešić
  
  Pages: 169–174
- Defining the Feminine Presence in Literature
  
  A Search for New Terms
  
  By: Milena Kirova
  
  Pages: 175–179
- An Exchange of Gifts
  
  Feminism for History
  
  By: Susan Rubin Suleiman
  
  Pages: 180–182
- Show the World How Good They Are
  
  By: Kristin Dimitrova
  
  Pages: 183–185
- In Eastern Europe, an Ethics of Care Is Extremely Important, as Well as Painfully Absent
  
  By: Andreea Deciu Ritivoi
  
  Pages: 186–190
- You Do Not Turn Woman Only Because the Word 'Female' Is Written on Your Identity Card
  
  By: Karin Karakaşlı
  
  Pages: 191–194
- Inside and Beyond Words
  
  By: Carmen Firan
  
  Pages: 195–200
- Talking across Cultural Differences
  
  Some Reflections Proceeding from Exile
  
  By: Eva Hoffman
  
  Pages: 201–213
- De-Fragmenting the Struggle and Other Stories
  
  By: Mima Simić
  
  Pages: 214–218
Review Essay
- Women's Literary History and Its (Im)Possibility
  
  By: Bilyana Kourtasheva
  
  Pages: 219–223
Books Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Astrid M. Fellner, Tatyana Kmetova, Basia A. Nowak, Jill Massino, Melissa Feinberg, Magdalena Koch, Mária Pakucs Willcocks, Mihaela Petrescu, Libora Oates-Indruchová, Biljana Dojčinović-Nešić, Lisa A. Kirschenbaum, Albena Hranova, Maria Bucur, Oana Băluţă, Elena Shulman, Olga Todorova, Irina Novikova and Marianna G. Muravyeva
  
  Pages: 224–265
News and Miscellanea
- NEWW
  
  New Approaches to European Women's Writing (before 1900)
  
  By: Suzan van Dijk and Ursula Stohler
  
  Pages: 266–270
News and Misicellanea
- Professor Anna Żarnowska (1931-2007)
  
  Obituary and Selected Bibliography
  
  By: Grażyna Szelągowska
  
  Pages: 271–281

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The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History

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