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Chargement... Feminism for the 99 Percent: A Manifestopar Cinzia Arruzza, Tithi Bhattacharya (Auteur), Nancy Fraser
   Aucun Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre.  rebwaring | Aug 14, 2023 |    ) davidmontequin | Jun 9, 2022 |  ) Orellana_Souto | Jul 27, 2021 |  ) arewenotben | Jul 31, 2020 | "We write not to sketch an imagined utopia, but to mark out the road that must be traveled to reach a just society." Feminism for the 99% is a solid primer. It's not an in-depth work and, for anyone already educated on the subject, it may only function as a quick reference for guiding theses and principles. For others, like me, it will serve as a catalyst to learn more. But don't let its page count fool ya -- I spent over a month reading and re-reading it. Notes to self: corporate feminism p. 5 p. "We write not to sketch an imagined utopia, but to mark out the road that must be traveled to reach a just society." p. 5 "new wave of militant feminist activism" liberal feminism p. 11 "Its real aim is not equality, but meritocracy." p. 11 "liberal feminism outsources oppression" p. 21 social reproduction p. 22 "Far from being valued in its own right, the making of people is treated as a mere means to the making of profit." p. 30 femocrats p. 55 "Struggle is both an opportunity and a school. It can transform those who particpate in it, challenging our prior understandings of ourselves and reshaping our views of the world." p. 75 "In comparison with postwar era, the number of hours of waged work per household has skyrocketed, cutting deep into the time available to replenish ourselves, care for our families and friends, and maintain our homes and communities." p. 79 "...it is no wonder that struggles over social reproduction have exploded over recent years. Northern feminists often describe their focus as 'the balance between family and work." p. 80 "A true resolution requires nothing less than an entirely new form of social organization." ) flying_monkeys | May 22, 2019 | aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Ce manifeste r©♭dig©♭ par Nancy Fraser, Cinzia Arruzza et Tithi Bhattacharya, toutes trois organisatrices de l' International Women's Strike, propose un f©♭minisme v©♭ritablement inclusif, © la fois anticapitaliste, antiraciste, ©♭cologiste, internationaliste, anti-h©♭t©♭rosexiste : un f©♭minisme qui lutte pour les 99 % et non en faveur d'une petite ©♭lite mondialis©♭e. Logements inabordables, salaires de mis©·re, syst©·mes de sant©♭ inexistants ou dysfonctionnels, catastrophe climatique, rejet des migrant℗ʺe℗ʺs, violences polici©·res... on entend peu les f©♭ministes s'exprimer sur ces questions. Pourtant, elles ont un impact majeur sur la vie de l'immense majorit©♭ des femmes © travers le monde. Les gr©·ves des femmes qui se multiplient aujourd'hui en Argentine, en Pologne, aux ©tats-Unis ou ailleurs s'emparent de ces probl©♭matiques et t©♭moignent du fait que les revendications f©♭ministes ne sont pas isol©♭es de celles d'autres mouvements. Et c'est tout l'enjeu de ce manifeste, inspir©♭ par ces nouveaux mouvements f©♭ministes : face © un syst©·me n©♭olib©♭ral qui concentre toutes les ali©♭nations, injustices et in©♭galit©♭s et instrumentalise certaines luttes sociales pour servir ses vell©♭it©♭s imp©♭rialistes et engranger le plus de profits possible, le f©♭minisme doit repenser son agenda th©♭orique comme militant. Trois des organisatrices de la Gr©·ve internationale des femmes s'engagent ainsi avec ce manifeste pour un f©♭minisme v©♭ritablement inclusif, capable de faire converger l'anticapitalisme, l'antiracisme, l'©♭cologie politique, l'internationalisme et l'anti-h©♭t©♭rosexisme : un f©♭minisme pour les 99 %. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Arrruzza, et al, quickly sketch the bankruptcy of liberal feminism that "confuses feminism with the assent of individual women," and "steadfastly refuses to address the socioeconomic constraints that make freedom and empowerment impossible for the majority of women."
The writers also address issues of reproduction of labor, gender violence, and the environment.
This is one to own, underline, re-read and discuss with your book group. (