Italian Feminisms: Transnational Praxes for Today and Tomorrow, Essays and Critical Stories

Presents a twenty-first century vision for Italian feminist thought.

Italian feminists of postwar Europe were arguably the most influential group of thinkers and actors to transform the society of late-twentieth-century Italy. Engaging profound issues such as class, labor, and rural and urban disparity, they theorized sexual difference, mounted campaigns such as "Wages for Housework," and shared experiences of the everyday and the extraordinary in literature, film, and theater. Now, a quarte...