Difference between revisions of "Women’s liberation and intersectionality"
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1. What is women's oppression | 1. What is women's oppression | ||
a) origins - possible conclusions from anthropological evidence | a) origins - possible conclusions from anthropological evidence | ||
b) the role of the family - historical evolutions | b) the role of the family - historical evolutions | ||
c) oppression within the family (young people, outside traditional roles) | c) oppression within the family (young people, outside traditional roles) | ||
2. Women's oppression under capitalism | 2. Women's oppression under capitalism | ||
a) the specific role of the family under capitalism | a) the specific role of the family under capitalism | ||
b) social reproduction of the labour force | b) social reproduction of the labour force | ||
c) marginalized layers in social reproduction - and capitalism's ability to integrate | |||
c) marginalized layers in social reproduction - and capitalism's ability to integrate them | |||
3. Understanding the intersections of oppressions and exploitations | 3. Understanding the intersections of oppressions and exploitations | ||
a) “women as workers” | a) “women as workers” | ||
b) ecofeminism | b) ecofeminism | ||
c) common interests of women’s and LGBTIQ struggles | c) common interests of women’s and LGBTIQ struggles | ||
4. Autonomous movements of the oppressed | 4. Autonomous movements of the oppressed | ||
a) what we mean by autonomous | a) what we mean by autonomous | ||
b) our relationship to autonomous movements | b) our relationship to autonomous movements | ||
c) building our programme | c) building our programme | ||
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Revision as of 19:45, 8 August 2020
Outline
12 August 2020
1. What is women's oppression
a) origins - possible conclusions from anthropological evidence
b) the role of the family - historical evolutions
c) oppression within the family (young people, outside traditional roles)
2. Women's oppression under capitalism
a) the specific role of the family under capitalism
b) social reproduction of the labour force
c) marginalized layers in social reproduction - and capitalism's ability to integrate them
3. Understanding the intersections of oppressions and exploitations
a) “women as workers”
b) ecofeminism
c) common interests of women’s and LGBTIQ struggles
4. Autonomous movements of the oppressed
a) what we mean by autonomous
b) our relationship to autonomous movements
c) building our programme
Reading materials
Socialist Revolution and the Struggle for Women’s Liberation (World Congress 1979)
http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article1586
I. The Character of Women’s Oppression
Origin and Nature of Women’s Oppression, point 4 (the family)
II. The Fourth International and the Struggle for Women’s Liberation
Our Perspective point 2.
Remarks on Gender - Cinzia Arruzza
http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article3718
Mapping Social Reproduction Theory - Tithi Bhattacharya