Some consideration about the gender violence in two States of Eastern and Western Europe

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https://doi.org/10.7336/academicus.2015.11.11

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The purpose of the essay is to overcome interpretative dualism between Italian people and Serbian people about gender violence against women. In a comparative approach it will find elements of continuity between the decline of male domination in Italy and the decline of patriarchal power in Serbia as a result of a variety of historical and social causes that, inside the paper, are explained. The emancipation of women finds a block in the violence suffered by partners in some familiar contexts. While globalization and unemployment seem to deprive men of the marks of traditional power, but “men in decline” have an post-patriarchal “identity revanche” in assuming the dominant role of perpetrators in private life. Gender violence ‒ is pessimistic conclusion of Ignazia Bartholini ‒ has an instrumental function within the relational dynamics otherwise destined to run out; has a substantive valence and specific characteristics of type cultural, ethnic, sexual able to give meaning to reality of men otherwise dispossessed of their identity.

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gender violence, post-patriarchalization, tradition, identity, Global Age, negative hero

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2015-01-01

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Bartholini, I. (2015) “Some consideration about the gender violence in two States of Eastern and Western Europe”, Academicus International Scientific Journal. Vlora, Albania, 6(11), pp. 142–153. doi: 10.7336/academicus.2015.11.11.

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