Images of society: Identifying the ‘working girl’ as coding the public sphere
The Weimar Society’s imaginary seemed concerned with the street as the exterior, backdrop, and screen for its projections and reflections on itself. Whoever appeared in the street scene as a pedestrian became a representation of society. In the 1920s, one met veterans, workers, military personnel, p...
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