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    Revolutionary Berlin....

    Revolutionary Berlin. A Walking Guide

    NIEUWSTAAT. Engelstalige Pocket over Berlijn. Geillustreerde wandelgids met geschiedenis informatie bij straatnamen.

    For more than 150 years Berlin has been at the centre of revolutionary politics; of era-defining struggles between the Left and the Right. It has been bombed, rebuilt and carved in two. In Revolutionary Berlin, veteran tour guide Nathaniel Flakin invites you to stand in the places where this history was written, and to follow in the footsteps of those who helped write it. Through nine self-guided tours illustrated with maps and photographs, readers enter the heady world of 19th century anti-colonial struggles, the 1918 November Revolution and the 1987 May Day riots - encountering the city's workers, queer community and radical women along the way. The first English-language guidebook to tell the story of Berlin's radical history, this is a must-have for Berliners and visitors alike

    Flakin, Nathaniel;

    € 8,50

    Take My Word....

    Take My Word. Autobiographical Innovations of Ethnic American Working Women

    Paperback, with library sticker, in good condition.

    "An exciting, original contribution to American Women's Cultural Studies. . . . Goldman challenges even poststructural views of the author and reminds us how women found ways to subvert traditional scripts in representing themselves and their relation to their cultures."--Barbara T. Christian, author of "Black Feminist Criticism" "Always attentive to historical and discursive contexts, Goldman looks for the pressure points of these nontraditional narratives where the discursive call to speak as a representative of a collectivity--what she describes as the ethnographic imperative--gives way to the impulse to 'self-distinction'--what she describes as the individualizing logic of self-possession. In doing so she compels theorists of autobiography to rethink the elasticities of autobiographical utterance by means of a negotiable 'I'-'We' continuum. She compels us, that is, to rethink conventional understandings of genre. Her argument is incisive, her readings nuanced, her prose lucid."--Sidonie Smith, author of "Subjectivity, Identity, and the Body: Women's Autobiographical Practices in the Twentieth Century"

    Goldman, Anne E.;

    € 9,00
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