Die Saint-Simonisten und die Konstruktion des Weiblichen (1829-1845): Eine Verflechtungsgeschichte mit der Berliner Haskala.

This study examines the Saint-Simonists' early engagement with the 'woman question' and their construction of the feminine, exploring its role in their religious and socio-political struggles. It delves into the Jewish and Christian foundations of Saint-Simonist doctrine that enabled this concept of the feminine, revealing it as a vector of antisemitism and a Jewish response to it, assimilation, and secularization.