Actrius joves en l’entorn laboral: una anàlisi de les desigualtats de gènere i poder en el sector teatral italià

Autors/ores

  • Emanuela Naclerio Università di Milano

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.28939/iam.debats-136-1.2

Paraules clau:

gender, cultural work, theatre

Resum

Des que es va alçar la prohibició de la participació de les dones en les obres de teatre, a mitjan segle xvii a Anglaterra, fins a l’impacte comunicatiu de la campanya #MeToo, la presència de les actrius en l’escenari sempre ha servit per a qüestionar i reduir profundament les normes socials relacionades amb el gènere i l’espai cultural. Utilitzant una metodologia qualitativa, aquest article analitza les experiències de treball de joves actrius en el sector de les arts escèniques italianes, considerant aspectes estètics i emocionals relacionats amb el treball teatral. L’entorn ocupacional, descrit a través de conjunts de dades i enquestes específiques del sector, sembla estar caracteritzat per marcades asimetries de poder en termes d’edat i gènere que, al seu torn, estan incrustades en les experiències laborals quotidianes, corporals i emocionals de les joves actrius

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Biografia de l'autor/a

Emanuela Naclerio, Università di Milano

Emanuela Naclerio és doctoranda en Sociologia i Metodologia de la Investigació Social a la Universitat de Milà i la Universitat de Torí. Els temes d’investigació que li interessen són la sociologia del gènere, el treball i la cultura. La seua tesi doctoral se centra en les experiències de treball d’artistes escènics a Itàlia utilitzant mètodes d’investigació qualitatius.

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Naclerio, E. (2022) “Actrius joves en l’entorn laboral: una anàlisi de les desigualtats de gènere i poder en el sector teatral italià”, Debats. Revista de cultura, poder i societat, 136(1), pp. 31–48. doi: 10.28939/iam.debats-136-1.2.

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