(October 21, 2016) As part of the series of lectures by Prof. Maurizia Morini, entitled “Know Italy and its history”, the event on November 9 in Lyon (Goethe-Loft, 18 rue François Dauphin – hours 19) it is with “Feminisms: the women’s movement in the seventies.” At the end of the sixties in Italy women-only collective are formed, who practice separatism and self-consciousness in the name of “the personal is political” slogan. Over the next decade it developes a broader movement that features the struggle for civil rights, students, teachers, employed, women in the union. The impact on the Italian society of the women’s movement and feminism has been very strong as well as changes in personal relationships and in costume. At the end projection of a selection of episodes from “Beautiful” by Giovanna Gagliardo. (Red)
