Female Post-Migrant Writing
Who Is Included and Who Defines Reality?

The author Shida Bazyar | Photo (detail): © picture alliance/dpa | Georg Wendt

By Regine Hader

Why do we believe storytellers? And why do they sometimes have to lie to us? A discussion in German with Shida Bazyar about female, post-migrant writing, the NSU and literary criticism.

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Regine Hader is a member of the online editorial team at the Goethe-Intsitut head office.

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Female Post-Migrant Writing Who Is Included and Who Defines Reality?

Female Post-Migrant Writing
Who Is Included and Who Defines Reality?