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International Conference "Language as a Constitutive Element of a Gendered Society – Developments, Perspectives and Possibilities in the Slavonic Languages" (2014, Innsbruck) and Dennis Scheller-Boltz

New approaches to gender and queer research in Slavonic studies : proceedings of the International Conference “Language as a Constitutive Element of a Gendered Society – Developments, Perspectives and Possibilities in the Slavonic Languages” (Innsbruck, 1–4 October 2014)

Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz-Verlag, 2015

Title	New approaches to gender and queer research in Slavonic studies : proceedings of the International Conference “Language as a Constitutive Element of a Gendered Society – Developments, Perspectives and Possibilities in the Slavonic Languages” (Innsbruck, 1–4 October 2014) / edited by Dennis Scheller-Boltz
Involved	International Conference "Language as a Constitutive Element of a Gendered Society – Developments, Perspectives and Possibilities in the Slavonic Languages" (2014, Innsbruck) (Verfasser) Dennis Scheller-Boltz (Herausgeber)
Published	Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz-Verlag 2015
Extent	489 Seiten : Illustrationen
ISBN	978-3-447-10540-8
Language	Deutsch Englisch Russisch
Country	Deutschland
Topic	Slawische Sprache
Subject	Slawische Sprachen, Feministische Linguistik, Queer-Theorie, Geschlechtsunterschied, Political Correctness, Soziolinguistik
DDC notation	491.8048
Series	Die Welt der Slaven. Sammelbände = Sborniki ; Band 59
Record ID	1080790136

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New approaches to gender and queer research in Slavonic studies : proceedings of the International Conference “Language as a Constitutive Element of a Gendered Society – Developments, Perspectives and Possibilities in the Slavonic Languages” (Innsbruck, 1–4 October 2014)