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An Accident Of Resistance In Nazi Germany: Oskar Kalbus's Three-Volume History Of German Film (1935–37), Joel Westerdale
An Accident Of Resistance In Nazi Germany: Oskar Kalbus's Three-Volume History Of German Film (1935–37), Joel Westerdale
German Studies: Faculty Publications
This article reconsiders the first comprehensive history of German film, Oskar Kalbus’s two-volume Vom Werden deutscher Filmkunst (On the Rise of German Film Art, 1935) in terms of its contemporary reception in Nazi Germany and in light of a newly surfaced third volume. This is the first article dedicated to a work that scholars have long cited, though rarely without suspicion. The newly surfaced typescript for Der Film im Dritten Reich (Film in the Third Reich, 1937) confirms the author’s National So- cialist sympathies, but at the same time it highlights by contrast the virtues of the two published volumes.
Two-Sided Healing : An Exploration Of Jewish Women Psychotherapists' Experience, Aviva Bellman
Two-Sided Healing : An Exploration Of Jewish Women Psychotherapists' Experience, Aviva Bellman
Theses, Dissertations, and Projects
This study examined the subjective identities of Jewish women psychotherapists, as well as the ways in which they give meaning to their psychotherapeutic practice. Twelve narratives by Jewish women psychotherapists were utilized as secondary data, originally published in an edited book by Greene and Brodbar (2010). The study used a Jewish feminist epistemological stance, an intersubjective understanding of the therapeutic relationship, and an interpretive (hermeneutic) phenomenological approach, which led the researcher to self-reflect over the course of the analytical process (Ginsberg, 2002; Lopez and Willis, 2004). Narratives were analyzed for recurrent themes and sub-themes (Smith, Flowers, & Larkin, 2009). Implications …