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• Gender and sexual liberation*
  Gender and sexual liberation''' '''1. A Marxist analysis of women’s and lgbt oppression based on the materialist method'''
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• Women’s movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation
  We have a historical materialist conception of society and therefore of the oppression of women. ...rmines consciousness". It is the material conditions of social existence - and ultimately the relations of production - that are the basis of the ideas, t
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• Gender and sexual oppression and liberation
  WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS FIGHTING FOR GENDER AND SEXUAL LIBERATION ...not cultural or psychological<br> material analysis of gender difference - sexual division of labour - importance of reproduction - an intuition on the famil
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• Women's movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation
  - A Marxist-feminist analysis of women’s oppression and exploitation - Gender, sexuality, intersectionality: the question of oppression in a broader fram
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• Women's movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation. 8.
  ...te Excerpts from Friedrich Engels, Origins of the Family, Private Property and the State] in [https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1884/origin-fami ...ongress resolution 1979 “Socialist revolution and the struggle for women's liberation”] read [https://4edu.info/index.php?title=Resolution_from_11th_World_Cong
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• LGBTIQ movements and liberation- Olivia
  ...lgbtiq* identities is anchored in the material base of capitalism and its sexual division of labour. ...of neoliberalism, multiple crises and right wing backlash against hard-won sexual rights but also of growing queer rebellion.
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• 4. LGBTIQ struggles and liberation - Olivia
  ...lgbtiq* identities is anchored in the material base of capitalism and its sexual division of labour. ...of neoliberalism, multiple crises and right wing backlash against hard-won sexual rights but also of growing queer rebellion.
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• 3. Women’s liberation and intersectionality
  Were Marx and Engels "gender blind" i.e. blind to the oppression of women? - the sexual division of labour
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• LGBTIQ movements and liberation
  LGBTIQ Movements and Liberation Introduction to the report and the reporter
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• Youth School 2021
  August 16: Ana Cristina Carvalhaes [[Imperialism and geopolitical disorder*]] August 17: Marijke Colle [[The global ecological crisis and climate activism*]]
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• 3. Women's liberation - Nadia de Mond
  YOUTH SCHOOL 2018 - OUTLINE - THE LIBERATION OF WOMEN ...ntities) as historically constructed, made hierarchical by race, class and gender
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• Gender and sexual liberation*
  Gender and sexual liberation''' '''1. A Marxist analysis of women’s and lgbt oppression based on the materialist method'''
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• Gender and sexual oppression and liberation
  WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS FIGHTING FOR GENDER AND SEXUAL LIBERATION ...not cultural or psychological<br> material analysis of gender difference - sexual division of labour - importance of reproduction - an intuition on the famil
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• Gender oppression and sexuality
  WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS FIGHTING FOR GENDER AND SEXUAL LIBERATION ...not cultural or psychological<br> material analysis of gender difference - sexual division of labour - importance of reproduction - an intuition on the famil
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• Ecosocialist School 2021
  ...mber 29: Nadia De Mond: [[Women’s movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation]] December 3: Marijke Colle [[The global ecological crisis and climate activism 2021]]
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• Draft Ecosocialist School 2023
  5. '''[[Imperialism and geopolitical disorder]]</br> 6. '''[[Palestine and international solidarity]]</br>
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• 4/12 The crisis and intersecting identities, national and sexual : Peter Drucker
  ...lash, how their reactionary aspects can be combated, <br>and how different liberation struggles can dovetail with the struggle against capitalism.'' Introducing the reporter: his national, ethnic and sexual identities<br>
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• Philippines - ys13.en
  '''The Philippines and the Revolutionary Workers Party-Mindanao Revolutionary Peoples’ Army (RPM ...lago of 7,107 islands with a total land area of 300, 000 square kilometres and an exploding population of 98 million as of May 6, 2013. It posted a 6.6% e
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• A Marxist-feminist view on gender - Nadia De Mond
  ...emale subordination and male supremacy in their historical, socio-economic and cultural context. ...it exists since thousands of years, in the whole period of written history and all over the world.
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• A Marxist-feminist view on gender – Nadia De Mond
  female subordination and male supremacy in their historical, socio-economic and cultural context. history and all over the world.
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• Ecosocialist School 2022
  1. [[Introduction to Marx's thought and method]] - CAS<br> - Historical roots of racism in colonialism and imperialism
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• The feminist challenge in changing society, feminizing our perspectives and our movements -
  Leon Trotsky (“Against Bureaucracy, Progressive And Unprogressive“ in Problems of Life, from MIA http://www.marxists.org/arch Class, gender, race
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• The role of specific identities – Peter Drucker
  The crisis and intersecting identities, national and religious Introducing the reporter: his national, ethnic and sexual identities
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• Ecosocialist School 2023
  - Our experience of oppression and exploitation – alienation, dialectics and materialism.</br> - The development and history of capitalism – structure, progress and class.</br>
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• Women’s movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation
  We have a historical materialist conception of society and therefore of the oppression of women. ...rmines consciousness". It is the material conditions of social existence - and ultimately the relations of production - that are the basis of the ideas, t
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• Women's Seminar 2015
  To strengthen our shared theoretical and analytical heritage to engage in the current discussions in the feminist mo ...the nature of oppressions and the inter-relationship between exploitation and oppression: Cinzia Arruzza, Peter Drucker, Susan Pashkoff, Johanna Brenner
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• Ecosocialist School 2019
  4 [[Women's movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation]]<br> 7 [[Imperialism and geopolitical disorder in the 21st century - ]]<br>
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• On lesbian/Gay Liberation
  ...eral occasions mobilized hundreds of thousands of people in Western Europe and North America. <br> ...n used rooting out ’sodomy’ as an ideological justification for conquering and ruling other peoples.<br> Many countries that are now formally or political
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• "Excerpts on lesbian/Gay Liberation "
  ...eral occasions mobilized hundreds of thousands of people in Western Europe and North America.<br> ...ed rooting out ’sodomy’ <br>as an ideological justification for conquering and ruling other peoples.<br> Many countries that are now formally or political
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• "On lesbian/Gay Liberation "
  Lesbian/gay movements have grown considerably in numbers and spread to every continent since the late 1960s.<br> Since the 1980s lesbian/gay movements have emerged in many Asian, African and Eastern European countries where <br>they did not exist before;
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• Ecosocialist School 2012
  == The systemic crisis of capitalism, consequences for the exploited and the oppressed == * Introduction to historical materialism: The image of base and superstructure.
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• Sanctions in a feminist party
  ...by all other party bodies. This is where sanctions come in to the picture. And this is why they are accepted by the militants as a necessity. ...ent (with respect to the revolutionary movement). The changes in behaviour and in values that feminism proposes are not accepted by society as a whole, no
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• Ecosocialist School 2014
  Introduction to the school and to the Fourth International, introduction of participants == First module : Analysis of capitalist society and its multiple crisis and oppressions ==
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• Ecosocialist School 2013
  == First module : Analysis of capitalist society and its multiple crisis and oppressions == * Introduction to historical materialism: The notions of base and superstructure.
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• Women's liberation
  Educational on women's liberation "GENDER"
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• Warped
  Peter Drucker, Warped: Gay Normality and Queer Anti-Capitalism (forthcoming from Brill/Historical Materialism, 2015) ...informed vanguard, between those who have embraced movements like feminism and those who have tended to suspect movements other than labour of petty-bourg
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• Warped Intersectionality
  Peter Drucker, Warped: Gay Normality and Queer Anti-Capitalism (forthcoming from Brill/Historical Materialism, 2015) ...informed vanguard, between those who have embraced movements like feminism and those who have tended to suspect movements other than labour of petty-bourg
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• Readings on social movements
  A queer union between Marxism and feminism? ...981: Women and revolution: a discussion of the unhappy marriage of Marxism and feminism.
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• Excerpts of LGBTIQ Resolution 2003
  ...intimate aspects of daily life’, in the words of the resolution on women’s liberation adopted by the Fourth International in 1979. ...ments are structured so as to promote stable, procreative heterosexuality, and to stigmatize, discourage or even suppress other forms of sexuality, often
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• Excerpts from 2003 FI LGBTIQ resolution On Lesbian/Gay Liberation
  ...intimate aspects of daily life’, in the words of the resolution on women’s liberation adopted by the Fourth International in 1979. ...ments are structured so as to promote stable, procreative heterosexuality, and to stigmatize, discourage or even suppress other forms of sexuality, often
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• World Congress resolution, extracts
  '''On Lesbian/Gay Liberation''' ...eral occasions mobilized hundreds of thousands of people in Western Europe and North America.<br>
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• Women's Liberation movement : the Philippine experience
  ...ries to trace the activities being carried out by the women’s movement for liberation nationwide but focus mainly in the activities carried out by the Party espe ...nd formations of independent women’s organizations which are not party led and who are in one way or the other had contributed to the shaping up of the wo
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• N extracto del libro de Peter : Warped Intersectionality
  ...der la opresión y la disidencia sexuales y de género, y que una dimensión sexual tiene que ser incorporada a los otros movimientos progresistas también par ...te justificado; las debilidades de la tradición con respecto a la política sexual son innegables. Aquellos/as marxistas que sí han intentado ligar el capita
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• Extracto de Peter Drucker: Warped
  ...nder la opresión y la disidencia sexuales y de género, y que una dimensión sexual tiene que ser incorporada a los otros movimientos progresistas también par ...te justificado; las debilidades de la tradición con respecto a la política sexual son innegables. Aquellos/as marxistas que sí han intentado ligar el capita
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• The second feminist wave in France
  '''I /1970-1980: phase of expansion and major victories''' ...sm of part of the feminist movement, with respect to the workers’ movement and political organisations in general.
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• “Warped”
  Peter Drucker, Warped: Gay Normality and Queer Anti-Capitalism (à paraître chez Brill/Historical Materialism, 2015 ..., in Sara Carpenter and Shahrzad Mojab, Educating from Marx: Race, Gender, and Learning, New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
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• “Warped Internationality”
  Peter Drucker, Warped: Gay Normality and Queer Anti-Capitalism (à paraître chez Brill/Historical Materialism, 2015 ..., in Sara Carpenter and Shahrzad Mojab, Educating from Marx: Race, Gender, and Learning, New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
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• Excerpts from Peter Drucker: Warped. Gay Normality and Queer Anticapitalism
  Excerpts from Peter Drucker, Warped: Gay Normality and Queer Anti-Capitalism (Leiden/Chicago: Brill/Haymarket, 2015) (pp. 250-2, 2 ...s of insufficiently masculine men – while atypical competence, athleticism and military careers were markers of insufficiently feminine women.
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• Chapter 3 Dangerous liaisons between gender and class, Chapter 4 A queer union between Marxism and feminism
  Dangerous liaisons between gender and class ...their exclusion from power. They are the rotten core which both justifies and conceals oppression through a process of naturalization through which women
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• Women's Seminar 2019
  - questions and answers '''What is Ecofeminism Yayo Herrero and Juan Tortosa'''
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• READINGS point 1 women’s seminar July 2021
  ...racts of 1979 resolution Socialist Revolution and the Struggle for Women’s Liberation 3) Audre Lorde "Age, Race, class and sex: women redefining difference” from Sister Outsider.
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