Add to ORKGThe article traces the feminist strain of Italian Theory while introducing the little known and still untranslated Italian feminist philosopher Angela Putino to anglophone scholars, within literary studies and at the intersection of literary-critical discourse and philosophical discourse. The article also traces shifting positions within Italian feminist thought by offering a comparative discussion of Carla Accardi's iconic Tenda (1964-1965), fruit of the painter's collaboration of Carla Lonzi, and Putino's take on biopolitics
The essay focuses on the thinking of Charlotte Perkins Gilman who lived in the period of the first f...
The category of life is considered central to the heterogeneous field known as Italian thought or It...
Using unpublished archival material, this article analyses the reception of Virginia Woolf in the Mi...
The article traces the feminist strain of Italian Theory while introducing the little known and stil...
The article concerns the development of the public events programme “Now You Can Go” that the author...
The article analyses the interplay between biopolitics and reproduction. The text examines Angela Pu...
The article examines the Italian political sphere in order to highlight how populist discourses are,...
This article describes the political practices of a part of the Italian women’s movem...
The project of nation-building is an affective one; it depends on shared sites of emotional investme...
The theme of this article is the the Italian feminist movement of the 1980s. That movement was chara...
This essay examines the struggle of Italian feminism for transforming long rooted beliefs and gender...
AbstractThe article analyses the interplay between biopolitics and reproduction. The text examines A...
The theme of this article is the the Italian feminist movement of the 1980s. That movement was chara...
This lecture focuses on ‘Now You Can Go,’ a two-week long events programme inspired by Italian femin...
This article holds that the theme of the maternal, and of motherhood itself, constitutes a taboo in ...
The essay focuses on the thinking of Charlotte Perkins Gilman who lived in the period of the first f...
The category of life is considered central to the heterogeneous field known as Italian thought or It...
Using unpublished archival material, this article analyses the reception of Virginia Woolf in the Mi...
The article traces the feminist strain of Italian Theory while introducing the little known and stil...
The article concerns the development of the public events programme “Now You Can Go” that the author...
The article analyses the interplay between biopolitics and reproduction. The text examines Angela Pu...
The article examines the Italian political sphere in order to highlight how populist discourses are,...
This article describes the political practices of a part of the Italian women’s movem...
The project of nation-building is an affective one; it depends on shared sites of emotional investme...
The theme of this article is the the Italian feminist movement of the 1980s. That movement was chara...
This essay examines the struggle of Italian feminism for transforming long rooted beliefs and gender...
AbstractThe article analyses the interplay between biopolitics and reproduction. The text examines A...
The theme of this article is the the Italian feminist movement of the 1980s. That movement was chara...
This lecture focuses on ‘Now You Can Go,’ a two-week long events programme inspired by Italian femin...
This article holds that the theme of the maternal, and of motherhood itself, constitutes a taboo in ...
The essay focuses on the thinking of Charlotte Perkins Gilman who lived in the period of the first f...
The category of life is considered central to the heterogeneous field known as Italian thought or It...
Using unpublished archival material, this article analyses the reception of Virginia Woolf in the Mi...