This article analyses La Difesa delle Lavoratrici, the first national periodical for socialist women, which was founded by Anna Kuliscioff and published in Italy between 1912 and 1925. The main exponents of socialism of the time, both members of the Italian Socialist Party and associations close to the Party, wrote and contributed to discussion in the magazine; however, we also find personal accounts from working women who wrote letters to the newspaper talking about the problems of everyday life. We can consider the journalists who wrote in the periodical political pioneers in the first mass party. Of particular interest are the discussions between interventionists and pacifists and the controversy over the autonomy of the female sections ...
This article deals with the role of women in the press of the Worker’s Party of Marxist Unification ...
From the birth of the first magazines of a post-unification Italy up to the 1980s, publications aime...
Cet essai examine certaines des différences entre le féminisme italien ouvriériste et les féminismes...
International audienceBetween the 19th and 20th centuries, Italian feminism found its natural home i...
International audienceBetween the 19th and 20th centuries, Italian feminism found its natural home i...
Immediately after World War I, while Italian feminist associations were experiencing a structural cr...
We present here a selection of articles from the first two anarchist women’s magazines published in ...
Après un bref aperçu de la participation des femmes écrivaines à la presse anarchiste en Italie au d...
This essay examines the annual issues of the weekly magazine L’Alleanza, which was founded in Pavia ...
Compagna, a four-page, four-column magazine, first appeared in Rome on 5 March 1922. It was designed...
After World War I, Italian socialists confronted the many marital irregularities caused by the confl...
Unione Femminile (1901-1905) was one of the most important women’s political magazines of the early ...
The article is an examination of the status of women in Italy during the Fascist period, which was a...
The article is an examination of the status of women in Italy during the Fascist period, which was a...
L’articolo analizza il dibattito politico sul salario alle casalinghe in Italia, rintracciando innan...
This article deals with the role of women in the press of the Worker’s Party of Marxist Unification ...
From the birth of the first magazines of a post-unification Italy up to the 1980s, publications aime...
Cet essai examine certaines des différences entre le féminisme italien ouvriériste et les féminismes...
International audienceBetween the 19th and 20th centuries, Italian feminism found its natural home i...
International audienceBetween the 19th and 20th centuries, Italian feminism found its natural home i...
Immediately after World War I, while Italian feminist associations were experiencing a structural cr...
We present here a selection of articles from the first two anarchist women’s magazines published in ...
Après un bref aperçu de la participation des femmes écrivaines à la presse anarchiste en Italie au d...
This essay examines the annual issues of the weekly magazine L’Alleanza, which was founded in Pavia ...
Compagna, a four-page, four-column magazine, first appeared in Rome on 5 March 1922. It was designed...
After World War I, Italian socialists confronted the many marital irregularities caused by the confl...
Unione Femminile (1901-1905) was one of the most important women’s political magazines of the early ...
The article is an examination of the status of women in Italy during the Fascist period, which was a...
The article is an examination of the status of women in Italy during the Fascist period, which was a...
L’articolo analizza il dibattito politico sul salario alle casalinghe in Italia, rintracciando innan...
This article deals with the role of women in the press of the Worker’s Party of Marxist Unification ...
From the birth of the first magazines of a post-unification Italy up to the 1980s, publications aime...
Cet essai examine certaines des différences entre le féminisme italien ouvriériste et les féminismes...