In September 1970, a group of women from Turin (Italy) embarked on a project in which they translateddocumentsproducedbytheAmericanfeministmovement. Byreconstructingthehistory of this translation project, this essay traces the origins of a transatlantic network between Italy and the United States by drawing on an analysis of the texts, public interventions and practices that were circulated in Italy following this historic encounter.
From Turin to Boston (and back): A Transatlantic Feminist Network
Tommaso Rebora
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2021-01-01
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In September 1970, a group of women from Turin (Italy) embarked on a project in which they translateddocumentsproducedbytheAmericanfeministmovement. Byreconstructingthehistory of this translation project, this essay traces the origins of a transatlantic network between Italy and the United States by drawing on an analysis of the texts, public interventions and practices that were circulated in Italy following this historic encounter.
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