by Iaia Caputo · ISBN 9788879724845
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«Di cosa parlano le donne quando parlano d'amore» is an essay by Iaia Caputo, published by Corbaccio in 2002 (140 pages, in Italian).
Starting from a summer conversation, the book combines interior monologue and reflection on love in the lives of women past and present. Caputo examines myths and archetypes that made the feeling a territory of encounters and partings, and sees the female «intelligence of love» as a knowledge born of exclusion that should be preserved.
The work originally appeared in 2001; this 2002 edition is the 2nd and was published in Milan. ISBN: 9788879724845.
For readers interested in contemporary Italian essay and reflections on love, desire and female identity.
