The Women Who Still Wrote : German-Speaking Writers and Thinkers - / Catherine of Ymseborg Hellman

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Essays and Essays from Other Countries The names of Goethe, Thomas Mann, Hesse, Kafuka, the Grimm brothers and Ende come to mind when you think of German literature. men! There are Jane Austen and the Bronte sisters in the United Kingdom, and George Sand in the French Republic!
This book explores some of the previously overlooked female writers from the German-speaking world and provides an overview of their turbulent lives.
The 20 women writers mentioned had common obstacles.
『 Nonetheless, I want you to relive their struggles in 』's "Nonetheless," and connect with their feelings of progress.
Contents
Preface
"Gottshet," "La Roche," "Fisher," "Schopenhauer," "Falun Hagen," "ギュンダーローデ," "Droste-Hülshoff," "Aston," "Ebner-Eschenbach," "Belau," "Andreas-Salome," "Hoof," "Lasker-Schuler," "Lövtrot," "Baum," "Sachs," "Colmar," "Zegers," "Flyser," and "Careco"
Postscript
Author's biography
German writer, critic and teacher of Gymnasium in Munich.
Author blogs about literature and covers forgotten female writers in a male-dominated literary world.
Author also appears on radio as a commentator.