Italian feminist thought : a reader

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Italian feminist thought : a reader

edited by Paola Bono and Sandra Kemp

B. Blackwell, 1991

  • : pbk

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Translated from the Italian

Bibliography: p. [419]-440

Includes index

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内容説明

"Italian Feminist Thought" represents a radical re-examination of institutionalized definitions of womens' nature and social role, in relation to the sexual division of labour, the structure of the family and to social welfare, the church and the media. Italian feminism is closely related to political developments from 1966 to the present, and the essays collected here have strong political overtones, revealing a particular emphasis on language as the site of a struggle over meaning, and as the prerequisite for political change. The book includes selections from the works of a wide range of individuals and groups, from Rivolta Femminile to Lesbo Femminismo and Donnawomanfemme. It should be essential reading for anyone concerned with contemporary feminist debates, whether within or outside the academy.

目次

  • Part 1 Italian feminist groups - a survey of positions: Rivolta Femminile
  • Movimento Femminista Romana
  • Pratica dell'inconscio
  • Libreria delle Donne di Milano
  • Centri Culturali Delle Donne
  • Centro Culturale "Viginia Woolf" de Roma
  • Lesbofemminismo
  • Diotima
  • Donnawomanfemme. Part 2 Changing the context - ways and means of sexualizing politics: history of two laws
  • women at home - salaries for housewives
  • women at work - trade unions
  • keeping silent/speaking out - some instances
  • the issue of political representation.

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