Anna Kuliscioff, muse of the italian reformist socialism (1854-1925) : New readings of a complex trajectory ; Anna Kuliscioff (1857-1925), égérie du socialisme réformiste italien : relectures d'un itinéraire complexe
Anna Kuliscioff (1854-1925) is no unknown figure, especially to the Italian historiography and the experts on the international socialist movement. Considered as the muse of the Italian reformist socialism, she has been the object of diverse analyses since her death and still remains today a multi-claimed figure. This thesis intends to offer one, or rather, several new readings of the complex path followed by this Russian rebel, born Mikhailovna Rozenstein. In order to do so, it uses new sources and takes into account the whole of A.K.'s writings; the French translation of which is inserted in the appendix (for the most important texts, at least). In addition, the thesis introduces some questioning regarding the political identities and the affiliations and solidarity networks. More generally, it uses a gender approach in which the private is political, the relationships between feminism and socialism are analysed, and the tensions within the socialist camp concerning the women's cause are scrutinized.The first part recounts A.K.'s training years to highlight the impact that nihilism had on her political trajectory, to question the role that her relationship to Jewishness played in it, as well as to take into consideration the experiences she lived as a doctor and a woman – what is more, as a single mother. Then, equally attentive to the unveiling of affiliations and solidarity networks as the previous one, the second part explores the Italian paths followed by the activist, who was also a relay for Marxism and co-founder of the Italian Socialist Party. It particularly analyses A.K.'s connections to the feminism of her time and the fights that she led for the women within her political family itself. Finally, a third part looks into A.K.'s multiform posterity. ; Anna Kuliscioff (1854-1925) n'est pas une figure inconnue, notamment de l'historiographie italienne et des spécialistes du mouvement socialiste international. Egérie du socialisme réformiste italien, elle est depuis sa mort l'objet d'analyses diverses et ...