From a Marxist Feminist Point of View : : Essays on Freedom, Rationality and Human Nature.
Centred on the idea of a mode of production, the core idea of Marxist theory, this book demonstrates the distinctive contribution that a Marxist and feminist lens can give to the topics of freedom, rationality and human nature.
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Superior document: | Historical Materialism Book Series ; v.315 |
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Place / Publishing House: | Boston : : BRILL,, 2024. ©2024. |
Year of Publication: | 2024 |
Edition: | 1st ed. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Historical Materialism Book Series
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505 | 0 | |a Front Cover -- Half-Title Page -- Series Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. Modes of Production -- 2. Rationality -- 3. Freedom -- 4. Human Nature/Women's Nature -- Part 1. Modes of Production -- Chapter 1. Developing Marx's Mode of Production Theory -- Chapter 2. Marxist/Socialist Feminist Theory and Practice in the USA Today -- 1. Varieties of Socialist Feminism: One System or Two -- 2. What Is a 'System?' -- 3. Intersectionality -- 4. A Framework Model-One Non-reductive System -- Chapter 3. Sex, Work and Capitalism -- 1. Introduction -- 2. What Is Sex Work? -- 3. Political/Economic Context -- 4. Empowerment vs. Power, Agency and Freedom -- 5. A 'Work Ethic instead of a Sex Ethic?' -- 6. Is Sex Special? -- 7. What Is To Be Done? -- Chapter 4. 'Women's Work', the Family and Capitalism -- Chapter 5. Democratic Socialism for a Finite World -- 1. 'Democracy' -- 2. 'Socialism' -- 3. Democracy as the END of Socialism -- 4. Democracy as the MEANS to Socialism -- 5. Why Democratic Socialism Is ECOSOCIALIST -- 6. Why Democratic Socialism Is FEMINIST -- Part 2. Rationality -- Chapter 6. Rationality and Revolution -- Chapter 7. For a Sustainable Future: The Centrality of Public Goods -- 1. Rethinking Property and Rationality: From the Individual to the Collective -- 2. Property -- 3. Rationality -- 4. From Common Sense to Common Practice: Struggles around Public Goods -- Part 3. Freedom -- Chapter 8. Free Will and a Marxist Concept of Natural Wants -- Chapter 9. Against Capitalism as Theory and Reality -- 1. Basic Definitions: 'Capitalism' and 'Women's Interests' -- 2. Gender Interests: Strategic and Practical -- 3. Capitalism in Theory: Ideals and Limits -- 3.1. On Property, Ownership, and Freedom -- 3.2. Political Freedom and Democracy. | |
505 | 8 | |a 3.3. Freedom, Private Property and Self-Ownership -- 3.4. Self-Ownership-History and Import of the Concept -- 3.5. Self-Ownership-the Contemporary Debates -- 3.6. Freedom/Unfreedom in the Abstract -- 3.7. Internal Obstacles -- 3.8. Tests of the Analysis -- 3.9. A More Ideal Capitalism? -- 3.10. In Theory -- 3.11. In History -- 3.12. How Ideal? The Inevitability and Importance of Extreme Inequalities -- 3.13. The Most Basic Inequality -- 3.14. Summing Up Capitalism in Theory -- 4. Capitalism in Reality -- 4.1. Compared to Pre-capitalist Societies -- 4.2. Capitalism as Tendentially Better for Women -- 4.3. With Respect to Practical Gender Interests -- 4.4. Compared to So-called Socialist Societies -- 4.5. Gains and Losses: Sweatshops and Worse -- 4.6. Competitive Market Constraints -- 4.7. Changed Gender Roles in Context -- 4.8. The Global Picture -- 4.9. Human Interests Are Women's Interests -- 4.10. Constrains on Rationality -- 4.11. Conclusion: What Is the Alternative? And What Should Feminists Do Now? -- Part 4. Human Nature/Women's Nature -- Chapter 10. A Marxist Theory of Women's Nature -- Chapter 11. Humankind(s) -- Chapter 12. Alienation, Freedom and Human Nature -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover. | |
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