Digitizing and Analyzing the Works of Hermine Cloeter: Increasing Accessibility of Writings and Exploring a New Version of Vienna

Authors

Kelli D. Barbour, Brigham Young University
Dr. Robert B. McFarland, Brigham Young University

Keywords

Hermine Cloeter, Vienna, women, German-speaking women, literature

College

Humanities

Department

German and Russian

Abstract

While there are many well-known German-speaking/writing male authors and high availability to their texts, the same does not follow for German-speaking/writing women. Scholarships access to texts by women, especially at the beginning of and before the twentieth century, is minimal. Seeing the need in the scholarly community to make texts available for reading and analyzing, I proposed to digitalize and analyze texts by the Viennese Journalist, Hermine Cloeter, who began writing in 1907.

Recommended Citation

Barbour, Kelli D. and McFarland, Dr. Robert B. (2013) "Digitizing and Analyzing the Works of Hermine Cloeter: Increasing Accessibility of Writings and Exploring a New Version of Vienna," Journal of Undergraduate Research: Vol. 2013: Iss. 1, Article 794.
Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/jur/vol2013/iss1/794