I first saw Alice Walton in May 2012 when she received an honorary doctorate degree from the University of Arkansas. She arrived from her Texas... Read More

There is an innate connection between nature and human beings, a relationship lost in the mists of time. Nature is all around us, but our... Read More

In the 1960 neorealist masterpiece Rocco e i suoi fratelli (Rocco and his brothers) by filmmaker Luchino Visconti, the domestic environment and its features symbolize... Read More

The art of the Austrian-born Marianne Stokes (née Preindlsberger; 1855–1927) remains extraordinarily neglected by scholars of modern art and visual culture. As with so many artistic... Read More

The writings of Barbara von Barghahm, Luis de Moura Sobral, and Victor Serrão bring new insight into Obidos’s artistic career and accomplishments, demonstrating her celebrity... Read More

Francesca Alinovi, in search of the engines of her critical action: performance, dada, comics, graffiti. A short reading of an art historian inserted in the... Read More

What relationship may exist between female body movement and that concept of hysteria that has been analyzed in its various aspects in the previous papers?... Read More

In the context of the 2022 AIWAC “Women’s Legacies in Natural Studies, Health, and Liberal Arts” focused on the correlation between women and naturalism from... Read More

Beginning from the title of the chosen section “Hysteria, Folly and Witchcraft”, the author at first intends to suggest a substantial distinction: the one between... Read More

The archetype is none other than creations of the human unconscious, in which fears, hopes and feelings are expressed that can be shared by all.... Read More