<b><i>Soliloquy of a former Harpy</b></i> // <i>Soliloquio de una antigua Arpía</i>

Autori

  • Florian Auerochs

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2013.4.1.514

Parole chiave:

Animal Studies, Feminist Theory

Abstract

Soliloquy of a former Harpy

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Biografia autore

Florian Auerochs

Otto-Friedrich-University of Bamberg, Germany

florian.auerochs@online.de

Florian Auerochs is currently studying German Literature and History of Art (B.A.) at Otto-Friedrich-University of Bamberg. Second Winner of the 2011 Feki.de-Literaturwettbewerb (Bamberg), he published short prose in the anthology Bamberger Federführer and in the students university magazine Ottfried. Both in his academic research and in his literary writing he is concerned with feminist literary criticism, animal studies and psychoanalysis.

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Pubblicato

2013-05-01

Fascicolo

V. 4 N. 1 (2013): Green Countercultures

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Creative Writing and Arts

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