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[ca. 1910]
Innsbruck and its environs
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Page 81 of 177
Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart
Place: Innsbruck
Publisher: Edlinger
Physical description: 119 S. : Ill., Kt.
Language: Englisch
Location mark: I 59.984
Intern ID: 194449
/ the longline of Bavarian or Limestone Alps full in sight at the north. Most prominent is the one named Frau Hiitt (the «Ensign of Innsbruck») crowned with a gigantic ro k which assumes to the imagination the form of a woman sitting and hold mg a child in her arms. From countless points in Inns bruck she is visible, and nanghty children are often warned by their nurses: «Hush! Frau Hiitt is com ng!» Legend says that she > was Queen of ' - a race of giants who once con quered the Inn Valley

, On this mountain she built her palace and gave her self up to luxu rious enjoy ment, turning tunities of the her. As a pu- her castle be- self was chan- desolate rocks Frau Hiitt’s rich gardens, and she herself sits through the ages in stony despair keeping watch over the green valley thousands of feet below. The fleecy white clonds of morning sail over her head, and at sunset pink clonds hover around her, and yet she looks coldly away. There is a saying current among the people that Frau Hiitt

to the impor- poor and suffering around nishment for this pride, came a ruin, and she her- ged into stone.*) Bare, have taken the place of Ruine Fra^enstein. *) ^ee Ballad of «Frau Hiitt», by Eson Ebert. **' ^ee Excursion No. 2.

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Books
Category:
Pedagogy, Education
Year:
2007
Bildung oder Employability?.- (¬Der¬ fahrende Skolast ; 2007, 2)
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Page 72 of 118
Place: Bozen
Publisher: Südtiroler Hochschüler/innen/schaft
Physical description: 110 S. : zahlr. Ill.
Language: Deutsch; Englisch
Notations: Beitr., teilw. dt. teilw. engl.
Subject heading: g.Südtirol ; s.Student ; f.Zeitschrift
Location mark: III Z 342/2007,2
Intern ID: 463600
von dort ausgehend zur einzigen gesellschaftlich anerkannten Mutterschaft, implizit aber auch zum Synonym für Weiblichkeit. Solcherart und ähnliche Denk- und Lehrprinzipien und daraus hervorgehende Denkmuster sind, neben vielen anderen ebenso machtvollen, hervorgegangen aus allen direkt und indirekt damit zusammenhängenden Natur- und KulturWissensDisziplinen. Denn die künstliche und gewaltsame Trennung von Geist und Natur und die Unterwerfung der Natur (als deren bedrohlicher Inbegriff die Frau galt

darinenthaltenenZuschreibungenundeinBeschränktwerden auf die aus einem spezifischen Geschlecht hervorgehenden Bedingungen, auf die diesem zugeschriebenen Normen und Normierungen. Frau- und Mann Sein innerhalb deutlicher, jeweils veränderbarer Begrenzungen ist so ein kulturimmanentes Gebot, das der Unterwerfung unter seine Regelhaftigkeiten als Voraussetzung seiner eigenen Perpetuierung bedarf. Mutter- undVater sein ist folgerichtig darin ebenso eingeschrieben. Verweisen wollte ich mit diesem nur ansatzweise ausgeführten Beispiel auf ein Bedeutsames: die - freilich schon

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Books
Category:
Geography, Travel guides
Year:
1874
¬The¬ valleys of Tyrol : their traditions and customs and how to visit them
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Page 347 of 491
Author: Busk, Rachel Harriett / by R. H. Busk
Place: London
Publisher: Longmans Green
Physical description: XXIX, 453 S. : Ill., Kt.
Language: Englisch
Subject heading: g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1874
Location mark: II A-4.091
Intern ID: 155537
of Frau Hütt’s life-long extravagance. As. tlie servant appreseli ed, to put thè holy gift of God to this profane use. a fearful storni carne on, and thè light of heaven was veiled by angry clouds ; the earth rocked with fear, then opened a yawning mouth, and swallowed up the splendid marble palace of Frau Hütt, and the rieh gardens surrounding it. When the sky became again serene, of all the former verdaut beauty nothing remained; all was. wild and barren as at present, Frau Hütt, who had run

for refuge with her son in her arms to a neigbbonring eminence, was turned into a rock. In place of our c Vilful waste makes woeful wantf children in the neighboiirhood are warned from waste by the saying, 6 Spart enre Brosamen für die Armen, damit es euch, nicht ergehe wie der Frau Hütt .* 1 Frau Hütt also serves as the popular barometer of Innsbruck; and when the old giantess appears with her 6 night-cap ’ on, no one uudertakes a journey. This excursion will take four or five hours. On the way

, Büchsenhausen is passed, where, ae I bave already mentio ned, Gregory Löffler cast the statues of the Hofkirche. I have also given already the legend of the Bienerweihle. As a consequence of the state execution whieh oceasioned her melancholy aherrations, the castle was forfeited to the crown. Ferdinand Karl, however, restored it to the family. It was subsequently sold, and became one 1 Spare your bread for thè poor, and eacape thè fate of Frau Hütt. See some legentis formi ng a etirious link between this

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