Yaşamı Üretmek: Bütüncül Bir Feminist Teoriye Doğru.

This text examines Melda Yaman's book titled "Producing Life: Towards a Holistic Feminist Theory." The book discusses the struggle of women to become subjects within the historical process of feminist politics, while addressing the theory of social reproduction (SRT) based on the works of Marx and E...

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Publicado en:PRAKSIS no. 65; pp. 163 - 168
Autor principal: Doğru, Havva Ezgi
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: PRAKSIS 2024
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