Gervasia Brocson [electronic resource].

Clinamen 2022

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Gervasia Broxon is the second title in the collection “Entretiens pour un film” directed by Camille Dumond. It is based on the film Scuola Senza Fine by Adriana Monti, which bears witness to the experience of a group of Italian women in the 1970s who, at the age of 40, 50 or 60, returned to school. For 150 hours, in the company of feminist teachers, they learn writing, history and philosophy, but above all, they learn to think about their learning and the emancipation it brings them. They will learn to think about themselves in the world around them. Based on the subjects of the film, Camille Dumond and Camilla Paolino invited four authors to articulate a thought process around the issues of inter-generational sisterhood, autonomous and supportive learning, and Italian community feminism of the 1970s. Starting from this historical object, they developed a series of reflections on major contemporary issues in the framework of feminism, individual and collective emancipation and self-organization. Trilingual in Italian, French, and English.
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Feminism and art
Feminist Theory
Motion pictures

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Camille Dumond
Camilla Paolino
Roxane Bovet
Claire Fontaine
Camille Lacroix
Lea Melandri
Adriana Monti
Francesca Bononi
Chiara Bertini
Lucas Cantori
Christine Gutman
Rebecca Durose
Vela Arbutina