Today, walking among the people attending Pitti Uomo, I have the feeling of witnessing a silent continuity.
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Author: Eirini Lavrentiadou
Eirini Lavrentiadou is an actress and singer, born in Thessaloniki in 1992. She lives in Florence, where she trained at the city’s Theatre Academy and the Fiesole School of Music. She has performed in classical Greek and European plays, worked with international directors and companies, and appeared in concerts ranging from opera to jazz. She contributes to Florence Daily News as a writer.
The Renee Good Case: The Trouble with Explaining Violence
A reflection on how acts of institutional violence are explained, and on what disappears from view when attention remains fixed on individual motives rather than on structures of power.
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Casentino Cloth: When a Fabric Becomes Memory — and Risks Disappearing
Arriving today in the towns of the Casentino valley in search of a coat means confronting a heavy silence.
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When Power Stops Answering to Institutions
The latest episodes of institutional violence are no longer mere incidents. They signal a drift in which force precedes responsibility and the individual replaces the institution’s function.
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Beyond the Law: How We Choose Our Wars
From Ukraine to Gaza, the appeal to international law shifts with political alignment, exposing a crisis of consistency in Europe’s moral framework.
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Maduro: the end of a man is not the beginning of a country
Removing a dictator does not amount to building a democracy.
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When Evil Adapts
For decades, villains were easily recognizable. Today, that figure seems outdated, but it has not disappeared.
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Recycle More, Pay More: When Environmental Policy Forgets Women
New waste regulations are rolling out across many towns in Tuscany.
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A Historical Distance
According to a CENSIS survey, among Italians aged eighteen to forty-five, only sixteen percent say they would be ready to fight.
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When Violence Begins Before the First Punch: Understanding Men to Protect Women
On this International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we must remember a crucial truth: the struggle is cultural.
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