Violence, its cultural and social roots, but also the role of literature and education in building relationships based on respect. "The Culture of Respect," the project funded by the Region, promoted by the Municipality, and curated by the Il Portico association, continues in Capoterra. It offers three new events to explore highly topical issues and raise awareness among the community.
The first meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 5:30 pm at Casa Melis, with Paolo Follesa , psychologist and psychoanalyst, who will present his study "Sardinia Beyond the Myth. The Roots of Violence."
An opportunity to explore the cultural, historical, and symbolic factors that contribute to the emergence and transmission of violent behavior. Starting from the island's reality and transcending idealized representations of Sardinia, Follesa will offer a reflection on the individual and collective mechanisms that can fuel oppression in relationships and society.
The program will continue on November 20th with a session dedicated to literature. The focus of the event will be "Anna della pioggia," a work by Michela Murgia, which will be presented by psychologist and psychoanalyst Angela Quaquero.
The exhibition will conclude on Friday, November 27th with the conference "The Roots of Violence," a final opportunity to explore and discuss the themes addressed during the project.
"The Culture of Respect" was created to promote greater awareness of gender-based violence, discrimination, bullying, cyberbullying, and mobbing. This program, aimed at citizens, students, families, and professionals, aims to promote the recognition of signs of abuse and disseminate cultural and educational tools useful for prevention.