Soggettivazione e posizionamento nei femminismi contemporanei. A proposito di pratiche di liberazione in alcune scrittrici contemporanee

This essay examines the legacy of Italian feminism of the 1970s, particularly with regard to bodily liberation and its gendered positioning and investigates how processes of self-determination and liberation emerge within certain contemporary writing practices. Within this framework, language is understood as a fundamental tool for the construction of an embodied and multifaceted identity. Focusing specifically on the writings of Goliarda Sapienza and Michela Murgia, the essay seeks to demonstrate how self-narration, conceived as a process of gendered subjectivation, continues to constitute for women one of the most effective forms of struggle and resistance against the monolingualism imposed by persistently entrenched patriarchal logics.