Open Access-Zeitschriften an der WWU Münster (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität)
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A Woman
No full textThe first poem is about the search for a feminine identity outside male clichés and formats
The Mirror Stares Back
No full textThe Mirror Stares Back delves into the psychology of body dysmorphia, capturing the often painful relationship between self-perception and physical appearance. The poem unfolds as a fragmented dialogue with the mirror, which becomes both witness and tormentor. Through paradoxical imagery the speaker expresses the confusion, shame, and yearning that characterize the dysmorphic experience. 
Herbal Tea
No full textThis poetic short prose explores the fragile boundary between innocence and violence through the eyes of a narrator who witnesses child abuse in a clinical setting. It examines the transformation of healthy bodies into wounded ones — and the emotional impact this has on victims, witnesses, and society as a whole. Beyond that, it asks how deeply the family we are born into shapes our ability to participate in the world
Echoes of the Mind: Between Subjective Experience and Scientific Understanding of Schizophrenia
No full textThis essay explores the complex interplay between the subjective experience of schizophrenia and its scientific understanding. It bridges the gap between literary portrayals of the disorder and the lived realities of patients by analyzing personal narratives. The author draws on qualitative data from interviews with individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia, some of whom attribute the onset of their illness to their engagement with literary and religious texts like Michael Ende’s Momo and the Mahabharata
Klauck, Hans-Josef: Seinen Spuren folgen. Die Rezeption der Schrift in der nicht-bullierten Regel des Franziskus von Assisi
No full textZulehner, Paul M./Beck, Wolfgang/Redtenbacher, Andreas/Riegel, Jürgen (Hg.): Liturgie im synodalen Wandel. Ecclesia de Eucharistia auf dem pastoralen Prüfstand
No full textThe Coffee Machine
No full textStemming from the author\u27s experiences of engaging with new environments upon moving away from home and the ways some interactions have impacted, deformed, and transformed me in given moments of that journey.