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MIM Theory #2 and #3 Gender and Revolutionary Feminism |
MIM seeks to explain how it sees gender oppression, especially in the First
World. Building on Lenin's theory of imperialism, which united theories
of class and nation in one coherent unit, MIM asks whether or not gender
oppression fits in so neatly with the theory of imperialism. (200+ pp.) Discusses
why we do not think gender oppression is built into biology and why gender itself
is not biology, our line that "all sex is rape," why strategies opposing domestic
violence in the united $tates have failed miserably, how it is that
wimmin in backward Albania came to have more professional equality than
wimmin in the United $tates and how it is that wimmin in Mao's China had more
equality than wimmin in Taiwan or Japan. Also included in this issue is
the popular essay "Abolish psychology!"
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Road to Women's Liberation: What has worked and what hasn't
Chapter 2. The Issue of Tone and Approach
Chapter 3. Anita Hill vs. Clarence Thomas
Chapter 4. The Theories
Chapter 5. Intersections of Class, Nation and Gender
Chapter 6. Focus on Gender: Sexual Politics
Chapter 7. "Feminist Icons"
Chapter 8. Cultural and Sectarian Reviews
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