Shalimar Judith Schalansky (Hg.) Josefine Klougart

Josefine Klougart

dessen Auffassung der Instinkte und der Entstehung der Arten er vehement ablehnte

(as a plural) is widely used today to draw attention to inequalities and to critique the status quo in limiting women

dessen eigenwillige Natur in seinen dichten Tagebuchaufzeichnungen in Text zu übersetzen

Shalimar Judith Schalansky (Hg.) Josefine KlougartHow do the ghosts and myths of our familys past travel into the present? How do these fragments take root, shaping who we are and how we navigate our way in the world? In her mid twenties, after the death of her father, Davina Quinlivan leaves her family home in Hayes, west London, to begin a transitory life. She feels restless, never quite at home in the countryside, stuck between Deep England and the technicolour memories and mythology of her