Un secolo di rivoluzione, dal crossdressing al genderless

Whatever. A transdisciplinary journal of queer theories and studies, 2020

Starting from the definition of "performativity" and "gender parody" developed by Judith Butler, this paper aims to investigate the performative functions of male cross-dressing within the dynamics of social categorization in classical Athens. For this purpose I have adopted an eclectic hermeneutic toolbox, borrowing elements from Harvey Sacks' Membership Catego-rization Analysis to René Girard's scapegoat theory. Through the philological analysis of some literary representations of transvestism, such as Pentheus' cross-dressing in Euripides' Bacchae, and the anthropological interpretation of the mythical-ritual complex relating to the effeminacy of Dionysus, my work focuses on the polyvalence of cross-dressing as an example of "rite of pas-sage" that works subliminally, despite the subversive appearance, functioning as an instrument of cultural hegemony.

1985

La rivoluzione delle idee nel secolo undicesimo [A stampa in Il papa ed il sovrano. Gregorio VII ed Enrico IV nella lotta per le investiture, a cura di G. M. Cantarella-D. Tuniz, Novara 1985, pp. 7-63 © dell'autore-Distribuito in formato digitale da "Reti Medievali"] Et souviens-toi que je t'attends. Apollinaire CORE Metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk

Studi Di Estetica, 2015

Studi di estetica, anno XLII, IV serie, 1-2/2014, ISSN 0585-4733 © Mimesis, http://mimesisedizioni.it/journals/index.php/studi-di-estetica/ 339 Stefano Velotti Dare l'esempio. Cosa è cambiato nell'estetica degli ultimi trent'anni?

Perversione, Perversioni e Perversi (a cura di F.Scalzone), 2009

La Città Nuova: dalle antiche pratiche del travestitismo alla riplasmazione del femminiello nelle nuove identità mutanti a Napoli

Storia, ideologia e attualità delle militanti curde di Turchia.

DADA - Rivista di Antropologia post-globale, 2021

Toward an Italian Reformism? New Generations between Secularism and Muslim Life After an overview of how the secularization thesis has impacted the study of Islam in Europe and Italy, the paper explores the way new generations of Muslims in Northern Italy rediscover and reinterpret Islam through social media and Islamic youth groups. The article relies on interviews with Muslims raised in Italy who were born between the late 1990s and early 2000s as well as on materials drawn from social profiles and online discussion groups of Islamic youth groups that these young Muslims attend. The paper illustrates that, in line with long-standing trajectories within Islamic reformist thought, these “second generation” Muslims aim to live Islam in a more conscious way than their parents and also the Muslims who live in their countries of origin. It finally argues that, as my interlocutors contribute to the definition of an “Italian Islam”, they claim recognition not only for their Muslim identity but also for the possibility of cultivating their Islamic spirituality within the secular-liberal institutional and intellectual environment of contemporary Italy.

da 'Transformare le pratiche nelle organizzazioni' a cura di Stefano Oliverio, Luigi Maria Sicca, Paolo Valerio www.puntoorg.net/index.php/it/transformare-le-pratiche-nelle-organizzazioni-di-lavoro-e-di-pensiero

education 2.0, 2019

Una breve ma efficace presentazione di quello che risulta, allo stato, il primo strumento organico per la didattica della storia delle relazioni di genere in Occidente nell'ambito dell'editoria italiana

2013

The contribution primarily explores the role played by the objects in the processes of construction of new gender patterns between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. In particular, the skirt, dressed first by middle-class women and then also of the working classes in the early decades of the twentieth century, as well as trousers and a monocle in the environments of early feminism, are the objects through which generations of women publicly signaled the birth of a new and more emancipated woman's figure. At the same time, in places of homosexual socializing and meeting many objects typically female became part of the repertoire used to express new forms of subjectivity. In addition to clothes, the author focuses on the role played by the photographs of men and women posing in drag found in judicial archives or photographic studios in the first half of the twentieth century, and present a sample. Secondly, the article investigates the way in which the more conservative segme...

Marco Giuseppe Bitonti, 2024