No. 15 (2016): Overview of feminist, cultural, and literary studies in Clepsydra: identities, memory, and representation

This monograph addresses contemporary debates on gender, identity, and culture. It analyzes the tensions between modernity, postmodernity, and feminism, as well as the theoretical contributions of key thinkers to feminist critique. Other texts examine the representation of the female body, sexuality, and dissident identities in literature and art, showing how patriarchal and heteronormative models are challenged. Several studies focus on the recovery of silenced historical memories, particularly in contexts of war, dictatorship, and political transition, giving voice to marginalized experiences. The material conditions of women in cultural and artistic spheres are also examined, revealing persistent inequalities. The volume includes analyses of contemporary narratives that explore subjectivity, desire, and female agency.