Proletarian Feminism
The theoretical and practical development of the struggle against patriarchy from the perspective of the proletariat and revolutionary communist politics.
Philosophical Trends in the Feminist Movement
By Anuradha Ghandy
The first seminal trend on proletarian feminism, Ghandy makes a historical materialist analysis of all major trends that have existed in the global feminist movement, highlighting the lessons learned from both their advancements and their eventual shortcomings. In her conclusion, Ghandy highlights the collective errors of all these movements and through this criticism, the first lines for proletarian feminism can be deciphered.
By Anuradha Ghandy
The first seminal trend on proletarian feminism, Ghandy makes a historical materialist analysis of all major trends that have existed in the global feminist movement, highlighting the lessons learned from both their advancements and their eventual shortcomings. In her conclusion, Ghandy highlights the collective errors of all these movements and through this criticism, the first lines for proletarian feminism can be deciphered.
Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale
By Maria Meis
Maria Meis looks back at the social origins of the sexual division of labour. Interlinking the processes of colonisation, "housewifization" and imperialism, Meis develops an advanced understanding of women's oppression while placing them in the international division of labour. Unlike her contemporaries, Meis upholds an important analysis that is not ignorant of the role of national liberation movements concerning women's emancipation.
By Maria Meis
Maria Meis looks back at the social origins of the sexual division of labour. Interlinking the processes of colonisation, "housewifization" and imperialism, Meis develops an advanced understanding of women's oppression while placing them in the international division of labour. Unlike her contemporaries, Meis upholds an important analysis that is not ignorant of the role of national liberation movements concerning women's emancipation.
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