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在这篇论文中,我思考了国际妇女罢工(Paro Internacional de Mujeres)对当代意大利女权主义的意义。我从女权运动 "一个都不能少"(Non Una di Meno)内部的自述研究中,探讨了2017年3月8日罢工的组织工作如何促进了该运动的理论化和动员策略的发展。在这篇文章中,我阐述了数字连通性如何在促进表达团结以及运动之间的跨界交流和 "污染"(Salvatori 2021)过程中发挥核心作用。我描述了以类似主张为中心的材料、口号、标签和歌曲的共享如何促进了跨国政治主体的构建。通过罢工,女权主义者分析并谴责了经济暴力和父权暴力如何在意大利的背景下发生,同时强调了这些力量在更广泛的新自由主义社会中的系统性和非特殊性。
From Italy with Rage: Feminists Striking in Uncertain Times
In this contribution, I reflect on the significance of the Paro Internacional de Mujeres (International Women’s Strike) for contemporary Italian feminism. I draw from autoethnographic research within the feminist movement Non Una di Meno (Not One Less) to explore how the organization of the strike on March 8, 2017, contributed to the development of the movement's theorization and mobilization strategies. In this piece, I illustrate how digital connectivity had a central role in facilitating the expression of solidarity and processes of exchange and ‘contamination’ (Salvatori 2021) between movements across borders. I describe how the sharing of materials, slogans, hashtags, and songs centred on similar claims contributed to the construction of a transnational political subject. Through the strike, feminists analyzed and denounced how economic and patriarchal violence play out in the context of Italy, while highlighting the systemic and non-exceptional character of these forces within neoliberal societies more broadly.