ZAA (Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik) is a reviewed quarterly that covers all areas of English Studies: literature, culture, and language. This homepage offers you a glimpse at current affairs as well as an overview of its publishing history from 2004 onwards, of submission requirements and organisational structures.
Volume 67.2 (2019)
Special Issue Difficult Women – Changing Representations of Female Characters in Contemporary Television Series
Guest Editors: Svenja Hohenstein, Katharina Thalmann
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- Svenja Hohenstein and Katharina Thalmann, “Difficult Women – Changing Representations of Female Characters in Contemporary Television Series.”
- Michael Butter, “‘Trust no one’: Narrative Complexity and Character Opacity in Damages.”
- Katja Kanzler, “Veep, Invective Spectacle, and the Figure of the Comedic Antiheroine.”
- Susanne Köller, “‘I imagined a story where I didn’t have to be the damsel’: Seriality, Reflexivity, and Narratively Complex Women in Westworld.”
- Hannah Herrera, “Shifting Spaces and Constant Patriarchy: The Characterizations of Offred and Claire in The Handmaid’s Tale and Outlander.”
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