DEP. Deportate esuli, profughe. Rivista telematica sulla memoria femminile
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Venezia, 26-28 novembre 2014/Venice, 26-28 November 2014
Vivere la guerra. Pensare la pace (1914-1921)
Le esperienze delle donne, il pensiero femminista e le relazioni internazionali
Living war. Thinking peace (1914-1921)
Women’s experiences, feminist thought and international relations
Programma
Programme
Mercoledì 26 novembre/Wednesday 26th November
14.30-21 Auditorium Santa Margherita
14.30-15 Presentazione e saluti/Welcome
Bruna Bianchi-Geraldine Ludbrook
Michele Bugliesi, Rettore dell’Università Ca’ Foscari
Anna Cardinaletti, Direttrice del Dipartimento di Studi linguistici e culturali comparati
Vivere la guerra/Living war
Chair: Geraldine Ludbrook
15-15.30 Giovanna Procacci (Università di Modena), Le donne nelle manifestazioni popolari contro la guerra in Italia (Women in popular demonstrations against the war in Italy)
15.30-16 Carol Acton (University of Waterloo, Ontario), “I saw them die”: First World War Nursing Accounts and the Politics of Injury
16-16.20 Pausa caffè/ Coffee break
16.20-16.50 Liubov Zhvanko (Beketov National University of Kharkiv), World War I and a Woman-refugee: In Arms of Sorrow and Fear
16.50-17.20 Elena Dundovich (Università di Firenze) In fuga dalla rivoluzione bolscevica. L’esperienza di Irene Nemirovski (Fleeing the Bolshevik revolution. The experience of Irene Nemirovski)
17.20-17.50 Matteo Ermacora (Università di Venezia, DEP), Nella tempesta. L’esperienza femminile durante l’occupazione del Veneto 1917-1918 (Inside the storm. The experiences of women during the occupation of Veneto 1917-1918)
17.50-19.30 Dibattito/Discussion
19.30-21 Buffet dinner
Giovedì 27 Novembre/Thursday 27th November
9-13 Aula Baratto
Le voci delle donne/Women’s Voices
Chair: Daniela Ciani
9-9.30 Teresa Fava Thomas (Fitchburg State University), Occupation, Hunger, and Disease: The Great War as Experienced by the Women of the Grava Family in Revine Lago, Italy, and in America
9.30-10 Catia Papa (Università della Tuscia), Lettere alla Regina: voci e vissuti delle italiane in guerra (1914-1918) (Letters to the Queen: Voices and experiences of Italian women during the war (1914-1918))
10-10.30 Bruna Bianchi (Università di Venezia, DEP), “Quella strage degli innocenti ci ha ossessionato per anni”. Testimonianze femminili della fame nell’Europa Centrale. (“That massacre of the innocents has haunted us for years”. Women witnesses of hunger in Central Europe)
10.30-10.50 Pausa caffè/ Coffee break
10.50-11.20 Marisa Sestito (Università di Udine), The lady and the soldier: Mrs. Dalloway and the Great War
11.20-11.50 Donna Coates (University of Calgary), De-Militarizing a Military Culture: Brenda Walker’s The Wing of Night
11.50-13 Dibattito/Discussion
13-15 Buffet lunch
Giovedì 27 novembre/Thursday 27th November
15-19.30 Aula Baratto
Pacifiste/Women pacifists
Chair: Bruna Bianchi
15-15.30 Laurie Cohen (University of Innsbruck), “Fighting for Peace Amidst Paralyzed Popular Opinion”: Bertha von Suttner’s and Rosa Mayreder’s Pacifist-Feminist Insights on Gender, War and Peace
15.30-16 Maria Grazia Suriano (Università di Venezia, DEP), The First Italian Section of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (1915-1922)
16-16.30 Dagmar Wernitznig (University of Oxford), Living Peace, Thinking Equality: Rosika Schwimmer’s (1877–1948) War on War
16.30-16.50 Pausa caffè/Coffee break
16.50-17.20 Deborah Thom (Robinson College, Cambridge), Feminism, socialism and organizing among women in the First World War in Britain
17.20-17.50 Amy Beth Aronson (Fordham University New York), “Pacifist Revolutionary”: Crystal Eastman, the Dilemmas of Intersectionalism, and the Struggle for World Peace
17.50-18.20 Dario Fazzi (Roosevelt Study Center, Middelburg), Eleanor Roosevelt as a Modern Pacifist Leader: Pragmatism, and Political Efficacy in Interwar America
18.20-19.30 Dibattito/Discussion
Venerdì 28 novembre/Friday 28th November
9-13.30 Aula Baratto
L’attivismo. Gli anni di guerra/Activism during the war
Chair: Maria Grazia Suriano
9-9.30 Ingrid Sharp (University of Leeds), Letting Our Hearts Speak: Love as Moral Imperative and Anti-war Strategy in the International Women’s Movement 1914-1919
9.30-10 Brigitte Rath (Vienna University), “Do women want war or peace?” Female Peace Activists in First World War Austria
10-10.30 Elena Bignami (Università di Bologna), Le anarchiche italiane di fronte alla Grande Guerra (Italian anarchist women and the Great War)
10.30-10.50 Pausa caffè/Coffee break
10.50-11.20 Marie-Michèle Doucet (Université de Montréal), Helping the German Children: French humanitarian aid and Franco-German reconciliation after the Great War (1919-1921)
11.20-11.50 Augusta Molinari (Università di Genova), Esperienze ed ambiguità di un pacifismo di genere. La mobilitazione femminile come pratica di assistenza. Il caso italiano (Experiences and ambiguities of gendered pacifism. The mobilization of women as a practice of assistance. The Italian case.)
11.50-12.20 Francesco Scomazzon (Centro di storia della Svizzera “Bruno Caizzi”), Donne di pace? Pensiero e azione dell’Unione Femminile Nazionale in tempo di guerra (Women of Peace? Thought and action of the National Union of Women in wartime)
12.20-13.30 Dibattito/Discussion
13.30-15.30 Buffet lunch
Venerdì 28 novembre/Friday 28th November
15.30-19 Aula Baratto
L’attivismo. Il dopoguerra/Activism after the war
Chair: Matteo Ermacora
15.30-16 Rebecca Shriver (Florida State University), Unwelcome Voices: War, Gender, and Feminist Pacifists in Weimar Politics
16-16.30 Angelique Leszczawski-Schwerk (TU Bergakademie Freiberg), “War as beginning of a new era?” Polish Feminists Thoughts, Reflections on Peace and their Visions about the Post War Era (1914-1921)
16.30-16.50 Pausa caffè/Coffee break
16.50-17.20 Vesela Tutavac (Intitut für Slawistik, Alpen-Adria Universität Klagenfurt), Women in the “old Yugoslavia”: Organizations and Activism during the Interwar Era
17.20-17.50 Renata Jambrešić Kirin (Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Zagreb), A Women’s History of World War One in Croatian (Post)Socialist Cultural Memory
17.50-18.20 Catia Cecilia Confortini (Wellesley College), The Post-War Moment: Transnational Feminist Praxis in the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom in the Aftermath of the Second World War
18.20-19.30 Dibattito/Discussion
