Università Roma Tre

In the first part of the course, the main currents of feminist thought and gender studies will be investigated in relation to their conflictual impact that has contributed to transforming history and societies over the centuries: conflicts for emancipation and equality; thinking about sexual difference; conflicts for liberation, for women’s freedom and for all other diversities; post-colonial conflicts; intersectionality. In the second part of the course these lines of thought will be linked to the main authors on an international scale: O. De Gouges; M. Wollstonecraft; A. M. Kollontai; V. Woolf; S. de Beauvoir; J. Scott; B. Friedan; K. Millet; C. Gilligan; L. Irigaray; C. Lonzi; L. Muraro; A. Rich; D. J. Haraway; R. Braidotti; J. Butler; G. Spivack and others. Finally, in the third and last part of the course, some specific approaches will be illustrated such as Islamic feminism; black feminism; legal feminism.

-A. Cavarero, F. Restaino, Le filosofie femministe, Bruno Mondadori, 2002 ((Solo la prima parte è da studiare. la seconda parte del volume dal titolo "antologia" è solo da leggere).
-A. Simone, I. Boiano, A. Condello, Femminismo giuridico. Teorie e problemi, Mondadori Università, 2019.
-R. Pepicelli,«Femminismo Islamico: una storia plurale»,in Genesis,XII/1, 2013, pp.101/117. (Dispensa disponibile presso la Biblioteca del Dipartimento)