Ariadne. Forum for women's and gender history

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Ariadne

description magazine
Area of ​​Expertise Historical women's and women's movement history
language German
First edition 1985
Frequency of publication 1985 to 1992 three times a year, since 1990 twice
Editor Foundation Archive of the German Women's Movement
executive Director Laura Schibbe <schibbe@addf-kassel.de> Foundation Archive of the German Women's Movement, Gottschalkstrasse 57 D - 34127 Kassel
Web link www.addf-kassel.de/publikationen/
Article archive www.addf-kassel.de/shop/shop-ategories/categories/ariadne/

The Ariadne magazine . Forum for Women's and Gender History has been published by the Archive of the German Women's Movement Foundation , located in Kassel , since 1985. Each issue is dedicated to a key topic in the area of ​​"Historical women's and women's movement history".

history

The Ariadne magazine. “Forum for Women's and Gender History” has been published since 1985. Up to issue 37/38 (2000) it had the subtitle “Almanac of the Archives of the German Women's Movement”.

It is the task of the magazine to present the foundation's main focus - “Historical women's and women's movement history” - for a broad audience in a variety of ways. This should not only be done by means of scientific contributions, which are illustrated with plenty of pictures if possible, but also through documentation. Ariadne sees himself as a mouthpiece for questions from the history and cultural studies.

It has appeared three times a year since 1985, and twice a year since 1990 (May and November). Each issue was and is still dedicated to a particular topic.

Issues issues

Edition 2018

Example: Issue 73/74 of 2018 is entitled "The female story / s of the Weimar Republic"

It was announced as follows:

“The current issue of 'Ariadne. Forum for Women and Gender History 'is dedicated to the multifaceted history of women, gender roles and images, politics, voting rights, education and the women's movement in the Weimar Republic.

  • What became of the political mandate and the chance of women to exercise passive and active voting rights for the first time?
  • With what self-image did ›the‹ women act?
  • How could democracy be learned, which seats did women take, which were offered to them?
  • How was women's life shaped in the tensions of the Weimar Republic, which were shaped by conservatism, socialism and liberalism? "

“The focus is not only on the question of how the women's movement fought for political suffrage in the German Empire, but also what expectations the bourgeois, proletarian and confessional women's movement associated with the women's suffrage, how they used their room for maneuver and how they did so in politics System of the first German democracy arrived. But negative, anti-Republican female voices can also be heard. For this purpose, the authors analyze positions, actions, strategies, CVs and media role models. "

Previous editions

  • Ariadne 72 (2017), Uprootings. Flight, migration, displacement, exile
  • Ariadne 69 (2016), Women's Movement. Gender History and Sports
  • Ariadne 70 (2016), special issue contemporary history
  • Ariadne 67/68 (2015), “The history of the German women's movement for 150 years. A reason to celebrate, remember and tell stories "
  • Ariadne 66 (2014), “... the women said: No!” Against militarization and war - 100 years of women's peace movement
  • Ariadne 65 (2014), Generation F. How is the women's movement inherited?
  • Ariadne 64 (2013), Environmental History and Gender. From the anti-nuclear movement to ecofeminism

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ariadne: Forum for Women's and Gender History ( ISSN  0178-1073 ), in the archive of the journal database (ZDB).
  2. ↑ Announcement of Ariadne 73/74 , accessed on November 12, 2018.
  3. ↑ Review of Volume 73/74 and table of contents , accessed on October 13, 2018.
  4. ↑ magazines at h / soz / kult , accessed on November 13, 2018.