FEMALE VIOLENCE IN ITALY: AN EMERGING DISCOURSE

This paper by Daniela Bandelli explores the phenomenon of female-perpetrated violence in Italy, highlighting its emergence in public discourse and media representation. The study involves interviews with various stakeholders, including men’s rights activists, family violence professionals, and opinion makers. It challenges the traditional dichotomy of male aggressor and female victim by revealing less visible forms of female violence, such as psychological abuse and manipulation. The paper argues for a redefinition of gender stereotypes and greater public acknowledgment of female-perpetrated violence to support male victims and promote gender equity

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