Adam D. Morton's and my latest article, entitled ‘The Dialectical Matrix of Class, Gender, Race’
published in Environment
and Planning F, goes beyond intersectional studies on the themes of class,
gender, and race to assert Marxist dialectics in the analysis of capitalist,
patriarchal, and racial forms of oppression. Understanding the ways in which
these forms are internally related is of utmost importance, considering
heightened global tensions within the polycrisis reflected in the conditions
characteristic of genocide in Gaza; or the wider global
femicide; or the intensifying crisis
of global capitalism.
Showing posts with label primitive accumulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label primitive accumulation. Show all posts
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Saturday, 29 February 2020
Re-enchanting the world: Silvia Federici on Feminism and the Politics of the Commons.
In
her recent volume Re-enchanting the World: Feminism and the Politics of
the Commons
(PM Press, 2019), Silvia Federici fruitfully brings together feminist
reflections with discussions of the commons as a possible way of overcoming
capitalism. In this blog post, I will introduce the main lines of thinking in
this impressive collection of essays.
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