The Neglected Spaces of Feminism and Queer in Contemporary Italian Political Cinema
At the end of 2018, one of Italy’s best-known directors, Nanni Moretti, released a documentary […]
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Deconstructing Zoe: Performing Race
In her landmark study of gender, Judith Butler suggests that gender is ‘performed, manufactured through a sustained set of acts, posited through the gendered stylization of the body’.
Family Problems: Debates over Coupling, Marriage, and Family within the Italian Lesbian Community, 1990s
In the European context, Italy is currently an anomaly. It has no legislative instrument with […]
Anti-Racist, Queer, and Radical Feminisms in the Quebec Antiauthoritarian Movement
At the turn of the century, we witnessed a resurgence of anarchist-style organizing that, ten […]
Feminism, Science, and the Feminist Critique of Science
Before accepting the invitation to participate in the discussion entitled “Transformations without Revolutions?”, I hesitated […]
Gay Normality and Queer Transformation
Over the past forty years, lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender (LGBT) movements over much of the world seem to […]
Liberation or (Neoliberal) Freedom? Exploring the Evolution of Lesbian and Gay Urban Spaces in the Global North
Introduction In the Left and Marxism, the longstanding debate about the dichotomy Transformation/Revolution assumes a […]
Feminism and Sexual and Reproductive Rights in Latin America and the Caribbean
Feminism and Revolution A reflection on the relationship between the concept of revolution and feminist […]
Gender and Revolutions: Critique Interrupted
Beginning in December 2010, the events that came to be known as the “Arab […]
“If I can’t dance, it ain’t my revolution”: Queer-Feminist Inquiries into Pink Bloque’s Revolutionary Strategies
This article is an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural encounter and debate between two feminists on the question of what constitutes revolution.