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Donne in fuga

Mujeres en fuga

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open access | peer reviewed
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  • Monica Giachino - Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Italia - email orcid profile
  • Adriana Mancini - Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina - email

Abstract

Sotto un titolo senza dubbio attraente e provocatorio, questo libro raccoglie alcuni saggi e articoli essenziali per capire la condizione femminile nel momento in cui questa è posta in discussione, chiamata in causa, mossa dall’impulso alla fuga, da quel difficile spostamento della volontà che rivela chiaramente un potere in movimento, un’energia nomade che le donne, nel corso della storia, hanno sempre saputo praticare.Bajo un título atractivo y provocador, este libro hace algo más que compilar enjundiosos ensayos y artículos en torno a la condición femenina cuando se halla interpelada, convocada, lanzada por la fuga, por ese arduo desplazamiento de la voluntad que deja ver a las claras un poder en movimiento, una energía nómade que las mujeres han sabido practicar a lo largo de la historia.

Keywords Female art • Musical performance • Fiction • Elsa Morante • Zenoveva • Italian settlement • Gender • Margaret Sackville • Contemporary literature • Philosephardic campaign • Fugue • Violeta Parra • Women bodies • Women’s poetry • Female characters in Luminarias de Janucá • Mobility • The Slovenians of Carinthia • Patagonia • First World War • Italian literature • Travelers • Contemporary novel in Slovenian • Escape • Witness • Narrative • Jibrān Khalīl Jibrān • Saints • Luminarias de Janucá • Body • Jewish identity • Nahḍa • War • Death imagery • Chilean literature • Argentine literature • Memory • Imagination • Carson • Argentine • Aracoeli • Migrations • Argentine Literature • Proust • Integration • Arabic language and literature • Cortázar • Journey • Feminism • Poetry • Glantz • Cansinos Assens • Autobiografy • Pacifism • Writing variants • Hybrid identity • Banisadr • Maria Teresa Andruetto • Mayy Ziyāda • Fuga • Henriette Sauret • Frontier • XX century • Giulian-Dalmatian exodus • Lives • E-literature • Female character • Motherhood • Trauma • Maja Haderlap • Sight • Novel • History • Latin American context • Mexican literature • Italian Racist Laws • Chilean folk and popular music • Exile • Singular women • Autofiction

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-238-3 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-238-3 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-288-8 | Pubblicato 06 Novembre 2018 | Lingua it, es

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