»STERBEN BEKLAUTE FRAUEN BEIM LACHEN?« DOUBLE-FEATURE MIT ALEXANDRA STAHL & LEONIE SCHÖLER

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Moderator: Marie Schoeß (Bayerischer Rundfunk)

A young woman flies alone to a Greek island. The vacation season is long over and she wants to think in peace: about herself and her friendships, and about the role that men play in her life. In her new novel "Women Who Die Laughing" ( Jung und Jung), Alexandra Stahl ("the German answer to Sally Rooney") illuminates the abysses of everyday life - with great powers of observation and plenty of black humor; nominated for the Bavarian Book Prize 2020. Muse, secretary, wife - there are many terms for women whose influence has been erased from history. Historian Leonie Schöler shows that many of the achievements attributed to men were made by women. In "Beklaute Frauen" (Penguin), she tells the amazing stories of women who have been overlooked for centuries; awarded the Audience Award of the Bavarian Book Prize 2024.

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ADMISSION: EURO 16.- / 10.-