The Politics of Reproduction

abstract action activity actual Aeschylus alienation analysis appears appropriation argued attempt base becomes biological birth called capitalism child claim clearly conception concerned consciousness continuity contradictions course created death dialectical discussion economic emerge Engels existence experience fact female feminist force forms freedom genderic give ground Hegel historical human ideology important individual interest labour less liberation lives male supremacy man's Marx Marx's material means mediation modes nature necessary necessity noted notion objective opposition particular paternity patriarchal perceived philosophical Plato political position possible potency practical principle private realm problem production question rational reality realm reason relations of reproduction relationship remains reproductive consciousness reproductive labour reproductive process second nature sense separation sexual significance simply social relations society species structure struggle theoretical theory thought traditional transcend transformation understanding unity universal women York