Wissenschafterinnen in und aus Österreich Leben - Werk - Wirken

• Main Author: Keintzel, Brigitta (auth)
• Other Authors: Korotin, Ilse (auth)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Published: 2002
• Subjects: Society & social sciences; female scientist; Austrian scientist; exile; feminism; emancipation; lexicon; turn of the century; first generation; Adler Alexandra; Bachmann Ingeborg; Becker-Donner Etta; Cremer Erika; Diez Erna; Endres Stephanie; Firnberg Hertha; Freud Anna; Herzfeld Stephanie; Herzog-Hauser Gertrud; Jahoda Marie; Lachs Minna; Lazarsfeld Sophie; Leitmaier Charlotte; Weinzierl Erika; Zaloscer Hilde; Psychoanalyse; Wien
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In the present bio - bibliographic collection the life and work of female scientists, working in Austria or being originally from Austria, have been the center of research. The temporal focus extends primarily from the turn of the century to the post-war period. The first generation of female scientists at the Universities of Vienna, Graz and Innsbruck were explored. The first generation of women who achieved a habilitation in Austria, as well as the first female lecturers and professors were collected in their completeness. Those "classical" science careers can be compared with those of men. However, a detailed consideration was also given to the non- academic area. From a total of 331 lexicon articles about one-third is dedicated to the medical, psychological and therapeutic field. Due to the historical turning points of the two world wars persecution, flight, emigration and also re-migration of the female scientists move into the focus of numerous of the individual biographies. The question of similarities and differences, according to different living conditions and opportunities to those who remained in Austria, is obvious. Beyond the individual biographical aspect, a historic impression about cultural and political trends and their impact on scientific research and teaching is provided. Especially from a feminist perspective, the lexicon is a desideratum, as it is the first time that in Austria the participation of women in the production and placement of science during the considered period got comprehensively researched and documented.

In der vorliegenden bio-bibliografischen Sammlung wurden Leben und Werk von Wissenschafterinnen in und aus Österreich erforscht. Der zeitliche Schwerpunkt erstreckt sich vornehmlich von der Jahrhundertwende bis zur Nachkriegszeit. Erforscht wurde die erste Generation von Wissenschafterinnen an den Universitäten Wien, Graz und Innsbruck. Vollständig aufgenommen wurde die erste Generation von Frauen, die sich in Österreich habilitieren konnte, die ersten Dozentinnen und Professorinnen. Es handelt sich hier um "klassische" Wissenschaftskarrieren, die sich in ihrem Ablauf mit denen von Männern vergleichen lassen.