Ulrike Zitzlsperger
Biographic Data
| ID | 5777861 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ulrike Zitzlsperger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ulrike |
| FAMILY NAME | Zitzlsperger |
| SIGNATURE | ZITZLSPERGER U |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7928-5501 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
(Unterhaltungs)Werte und Manifestationen der Zeitgeschichte. Die Woche
The weekly magazine Die Woche was produced by the conservative Scherl publishing house; from 1916 it was under the control of Germany’s leading media proprietor, Alfred Hugenberg. This contribution argues that in 1933 readers of Die Woche were familiar with many of the ideological ideals promoted by the National Socialists, even though the increasingly radical tone was new. To illuminate this development, two editions of 1925 are set against two …
Adrienne Thomas Und Vera Brittain
Adrienne Thomas and Vera Brittain both contributed to the body of anti‐war literature during the interwar period that was dominated by male writers. A comparison of Thomas's novel Die Katrin wird Soldat (1930) and Brittain's Testament of Youth (1933) highlights that, over time, their perception of ‘Heimat’ becomes increasingly differentiated. Work in the hospitals alienated both authors from the institutions that shaped society (‘Gesellschaft’) i…
Konsum und Imagination- Tales of Commerce and Imagination
Until the 1930s department stores provided, in Germany as elsewhere, one of the focal points of cultural and critical engagement with modernity and consumer culture. The authors of this volume explore the diversity of the discourse on department stores in literature, the feuilleton, musicals and film. They demonstrate the scope of the discourse from cultural criticism to more progress-oriented examinations of the theme. Novels by Zola, Brecht and…
Städte in der Stadt
Politics and Culture in Twentieth-Century Germany
Mother, Martyr and Mary Magdalene
Female pamphleteers who involved themselves in the German Reformation faced a double challenge: they had to argue why a lay person needed to enter into public debate and, still more controversially, why a woman should brave the consequences of going into print. In this article two noblewomen, Argula von Grumbach and Elisabeth von Braunschweig‐Lüneburg, and two middle‐class Protestants, Katharina Schütz Zell and Ursula Weida, serve as case studies…
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Politics and Culture in Twentieth-Century Germany
Mother, Martyr and Mary Magdalene
Female pamphleteers who involved themselves in the German Reformation faced a double challenge: they had to argue why a lay person needed to enter into public debate and, still more controversially, why a woman should brave the consequences of going into print. In this article two noblewomen, Argula von Grumbach and Elisabeth von Braunschweig‐Lüneburg, and two middle‐class Protestants, Katharina Schütz Zell and Ursula Weida, serve as case studies…
Städte in der Stadt
Konsum und Imagination- Tales of Commerce and Imagination
Until the 1930s department stores provided, in Germany as elsewhere, one of the focal points of cultural and critical engagement with modernity and consumer culture. The authors of this volume explore the diversity of the discourse on department stores in literature, the feuilleton, musicals and film. They demonstrate the scope of the discourse from cultural criticism to more progress-oriented examinations of the theme. Novels by Zola, Brecht and…
Adrienne Thomas Und Vera Brittain
Adrienne Thomas and Vera Brittain both contributed to the body of anti‐war literature during the interwar period that was dominated by male writers. A comparison of Thomas's novel Die Katrin wird Soldat (1930) and Brittain's Testament of Youth (1933) highlights that, over time, their perception of ‘Heimat’ becomes increasingly differentiated. Work in the hospitals alienated both authors from the institutions that shaped society (‘Gesellschaft’) i…
(Unterhaltungs)Werte und Manifestationen der Zeitgeschichte. Die Woche
The weekly magazine Die Woche was produced by the conservative Scherl publishing house; from 1916 it was under the control of Germany’s leading media proprietor, Alfred Hugenberg. This contribution argues that in 1933 readers of Die Woche were familiar with many of the ideological ideals promoted by the National Socialists, even though the increasingly radical tone was new. To illuminate this development, two editions of 1925 are set against two …
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