Words that Cross Borders: A Reading of True Stories
Keywords:
Cooperazione internazionale, Multiculturalismo, IdentitàSynopsis

Editore: FedOA - Federico II University Press
Series: Miscellaneous
Pages: 94
Language: Italian
Abstract: At a time when walls are being erected and forms of belonging reduced to simplistic categories; dialogue once again emerges as the only viable basis for a transformative way of living together. This is the horizon within which Words That Cross Borders: A Reading of True Stories takes shape. The volume brings together the voices of writers Pegah Moshir Pour, Taufiq Takoua Ben Mohamed and Sabrina Efionayi, weaving them into a shared attempt to address a series of common questions: what does identity mean today? What does multiculturalism entail? What are the limits of freedom? The encounter that gave rise to the volume was made possible by the SULIEIA programme (Supporting Universities in Digital Transition, Educational Innovation, and Environmental Protection), coordinated by the University of Naples Federico II. This highly significant initiative in international academic cooperation is part of a broader trajectory that extends from the SuWorMed Spring School in Nablus, devoted to women in research in a context marked by war, to the OUT/SULIEIA School on Mediterranean tourism. Moving across different cultural and geographical settings, these experiences share a commitment to building bridges and examining interculturality through a gender perspective. The journey is completed by Salvatore Esposito’s photographs, which translate the same aspiration towards encounter and community-building into a visual register. Through faces, gestures and places, they reveal how borders may cease to function solely as lines of separation and instead become possibilities for relation.
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