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Presentation of Chiara Bottici’s book in conversation with Anna Curcio
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Feminism does not only have to do with women’s issues. It is rather a form of critique of the social order as a whole. Starting from this conception, Chiara Bottici’s book, published by Laterza, proposes a theory that calls itself anarcho-feminist, inspired by two main assertions: the first is that there is something specific in the oppression of women; the second is that, in order to fight it, we must detach ourselves from all other forms of oppression and from the anthropocentrism that characterizes them.

with LIS interpreter

Dates for this event:

07/11/2023 – H 18.30

Biblioteca Renzo Renzi

Piazzetta Pier Paolo Pasolini, Bologna, BO, Italia

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Chiara Bottici Chiara Bottici is an associate professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research in New York City, where she co-directs the Gender and Sexualities Studies Institute. Among her publications: Men and States. Paths of an Analogy (ETS 2004); The Myth of the Clash of Civilizations (with B. Challand, Routledge 2010); Philosophy of Political Myth (Bollati Boringhieri 2012); Imagining Europe. Myth, Memory, and Identity (with B. Challand, Cambridge University Press 2013); Imaginal Politics. Images Beyond Imagination and the Imaginary (Columbia University Press 2014); For Three Myths, Maybe Four (Manni 2016); Feminism, Capitalism, and Critique (edited, with B. Bargu, Palgrave 2017); A Feminist Mythology (Bloomsbury Publishing 2021). In the Laterza catalog also Anarchist-Feminist Manifesto (2022).