Articoli culturali e di approfondimento

by Rosy Russo At this time, when we must keep our distance, kind words can become the gentlest caresses and most intense hugs. It is with this simple sentence that we want to begin to ...

by Paola Caselli The importance of images Diversity is more than an exotic state of things. Diversity is a principle of reality: we are not all the same. And what is more, we should not ...

by Stefano Ciccone Looking for new words to express a different way of being in the world of men The way workplaces are organised has often aimed to either emphasise differences in hierarchical terms, or ...

by Mariacristina Brembilla Language as a tool for gender empowerment Last November, Kamala Harris – in the White House, Maria Luisa Pellizzari – in the Italian Police, and Antonella Polimeni – at La Sapienza University, ...

di Arianna Visentini The true meaning of working remotely, the method and the research done by Variazioni What does smart working mean today? Answering this question has never been as complex as it is today. ...

by Paola Ugolini Writing is the painting of the voice – Voltaire Visual poetry is an artistic phenomenon that developed over the course of the 1950s in the blazing climate of the European neo-avant-garde movement, ...

by Terence Parris I am writing this as a Black man raised in the East End of  London (the relevance of this will become clear), who went on  to be fortunate in his career and ...

by Rose Cartolari When boats pass you by on a lake, they leave a wake — a trail of frothing waves that, even if you didn’t actually see the boat pass by, tell you that ...

by Nicole Riva Words and silences among the pages of Goliarda Sapienza’s masterpiece ‘No’. This is the syllable that Goliarda Sapienza, initially an actress in the theatre and cinema and subsequently a writer, heard every ...

What were you like when you were younger? How were you educated?  The first question Italians ask of each other when they meet for the first time is, “Where are you from in Italy?” It ...