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Parasite of a parasite
MacKinnon “Feminism, Marxism, Method, and the State”
Marxist feminist Rosa Luxemburg said this about bourgeoisie women: they feed off their husbands, who are feeding off the working class
Mackinnon thinks this ignores male domination in marriage & how wives lack power
“Sexuality is to feminism what work is to Marxism”
MacKinnon “Feminism, Marxism, Method, and the State”
Comparing and contrasting the two
Two different theories of power relations, can’t be easily mapped onto each other
Consciousness-raising
MacKinnon “Feminism, Marxism, Method, and the State”
Method for feminist theorizing, based women sharing lived experiences
Outsider Within
Patricia Hill-Collins “Learning from the Outsider Within”
Someone who sees it all but is not seen and is assumed to be not listening
Historical position of Black women relative to dominant society & sociology field
At the margins of white society but physically close → learn intimate secrets of white families
Black feminists use this insight to analyze race, class, gender, power
Coming of age
Butler, “Bloodchild”
Gan learning about place in society, realization of lack of agency
Loss of innocence → critical of systems of power
Reproduction & fixed capital
Butler, “Bloodchild”
Marxist view of the story
Tlic rely on human bodies to reproduce. Mother cares for child to reproduce humans, which are exploited to reproduce Tlic. Routinized and seen as necessary labor
Harsh vs. gentle punishment
Foucault “Discipline & Punish”
Harsh punishment
Old regime
Violent, public, based on terror
Meant to deter crime
Gentle punishment
Meant to reform behavior
Punishment is made to appear naturally associated with a crime
Beneficial to community
Panopticon
Foucault “Discipline & Punish”
Genealogy
Foucault “Discipline & Punish”
Method
Describes “the evolution of practices of knowledge within power relations”