Talk:Autonomia Operaia

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To say that It was the first time since Bava Beccaris that the police forces used such violent means in order to repress a demonstration in Italy is total, utter idiocy.

Ever heard of the "Morti di Reggio Emilia" (1960), of the dead workers at Avola, Battipaglia (1968), of the land occupations by farmers in the late '40s and '50s (tens of dead) of the clashes after the murder attempt against Togliatti in July 1948 - tens of dead communist demonstrators in clashes with the police in Naples, Genua, Leghorn, Taranto etc etc etc (Giordaano)

The new text is not an improvement. It is entirely based one one source only, and contains many personal, unsourced judgements and unbalanced appraisals. Not an encyclopedia article, but rather a political analysis.

Finally, why all this bold type ? (Giordaano) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Giordaano (talk • contribs) 08:53, 30 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

The title is totally misleading

It is to be distinguish between:

Autonomia operaria (wikidata:Q96146823)

„Die Wurzeln der Autonomia liegen in der militanten Arbeiterbewegung der 1960er Jahre, die in engem Zusammenhang mit dem Begriff der Arbeiterautonomie (autonomia operaia) und der Theorie des Operaismus steht.“ (de:Autonomia#Autonomia Operaia)

„L'origine du « mouvement » se place d'abord d'un point de vue théorique autour de la réflexion entreprise sur la nouvelle composition ouvrière en utilisant entre autres l'enquête de terrain : revue Quaderni Rossi (1er numéro en septembre 1961) animée entre autres par un sociologue du PCI Raniero Panzieri. En 1964, Mario Tronti, Antonio Negri et Romanio Alquati fondent une nouvelle revue Classe Operaia. Cette revue mène un travail sur la transformation de la classe ouvrière italienne et l'arrivée massive de jeunes ouvriers immigrés de l'intérieur (Sud Italien = Mezzogiorno) qui vont modifier et sa composition et renouveler les méthodes de lutte dans les entreprises, peu d'entre eux étant syndiqués.“ (fr:Mouvement_autonome_en_Italie#L'origine)

„La reivindicació de l’autonomia dels treballadors experimentà un ressorgiment, a França i Itàlia, arran dels esdeveniments del maig del 68, sobretot a través de l’actualitat de l’operaisme italià, inspirat per Toni Negri, Asor Rosa i Mario Tronti i representada per organitzacions com Potere Operaio, Lotta Continua i Autonomia Operaia.“ (ca:Autonomia proletària)

and

Autonomia (Q6439582) ("Italian leftist movement particularly active from 1976 to 1978.")

The second movement follows the first movement (or is the second stage of a longer process/development) and both are related (intimate); neverless the must be distinguish. In any case "Autonomia operaria" must not be reduced to "movement [...] active from 1976 to 1978".

--Nstrc (talk) 18:38, 8 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]