La donna  e la sua eterna lotta.

La donna e la sua eterna lotta.

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Nel Settecento nonostante l'Illuminismo, che rappresentava l'ugualianza per tutti senza distinzione di sesso, le donne costituivano tuttavia ruoli marginali nella vita privata e pubblica. In realtà questo, a distanza di secoli, accade ancora oggi, sebbene la donna abbia dimostrato in più circostanze di poter agire in maniera efficace quanto l'uomo(se non maggiormente). Di qualsiasi contesto sociale si tratti, la donna ha sempre dovuto LOTTARE per poter essere considerata alla pari di un uomo, che nel corso dei secoli hanno spesso associato il "gentil sesso" a fragilità e impotenza, pregiudizio imponente e sedimentato nel sentire comune degli individui dalla matrice culturale più varia e diversa. Un vero e proprio muro all'apparenza insormontabile, che necessita essere abbattuto.
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