18. Italy’s Other Women: Gender and Prostitution in Italian Cinema, 1940–1965
Book Review: Italy’s Other Women: Gender and Prostitution in Italian Cinema, 1940–1965 by Danielle Hipkins
By Gloria Pastorino
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15781/02tf-x423
Tag: gender
20. Textual Masculinity and the Exchange of Women in Renaissance Venice
Book Review: Textual Masculinity and the Exchange of Women in Renaissance Venice by Courtney Quaintance
By Chiara Girardi
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15781/3qck-wy23
22. Goliarda Sapienza in Context: Intertextual Relationships with Italian and European Culture
Book Review: Goliarda Sapienza in Context: Intertextual Relationships with Italian and European Culture by Alberica Bazzoni, Emma Bond, and Katrin Wehling-Giorgi (editors)
By Tommasina Gabriele
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15781/fd5b-gz14
23. Dacia Maraini’s Narratives of Survival: (Re)Constructed
Book Review: Dacia Maraini’s Narratives of Survival: (Re)Constructed by Tommasina Gabriele
By Lisa Sarti
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15781/v1fy-6d39
12. Nessuno tocchi Guizzino. Gli albi illustrati in Italia tra “teoria gender,” false interpretazioni e censura.
by Simone Fornara
Picture books are a genre of children’s literature with enormous educational potential. Their use in classrooms is currently spreading and should be further encouraged. Picture books are particularly suitable for the treatment of sensitive issues, such as those related to gender. For this reason, many educational projects are focused on reading picture books and aim at promoting them, in and outside of the classroom. But in reality, these projects have to face opposite points of view,
6. “Il blog è mio e lo gestisco io:” Dominio di genere nel web italiano
“Il blog è mio e lo gestisco io:” Dominio di genere nel web italiano
by Ombretta Frau, Juliet Guzzetta
This article analyzes a form of online domination that can be identified as the verbal practice of gender domination centered on the body of those women that contribute, with their writings and their activism, to the life of the web, especially in those situations in which they attempt to build an intellectual and professional authority.
7. Il linguaggio femminile e maschile: uno scenario (stereotipico) in movimento
Il linguaggio femminile e maschile: uno scenario (stereotipico) in movimento
by Rita Fresu
Various studies have both demonstrated that differences in feminine and masculine language are part of a social construct strongly correlated to diastratic and diaphasic factors and revealed the existence of a consolidated set of expectations held by a community of speakers with regard to the linguistic behaviors attributed to gender. The shared understanding of this strong social norm and expectation,
20. Cinema, Gender, and Everyday Spaces: Comedy, Italian Style
Book Review: Cinema, Gender, and Everyday Spaces: Comedy, Italian Style by Natalie Fullwood
By Paola D’Amora
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15781/4cpn-tp77