Marxisme et féminisme réconciliés ? Aux sources de la théorie de la valeur-dissociation de Roswitha Scholz

Richard Sobel ()
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Abstract: Roswitha Scholz's theory of value-dissociation articulates a feminist perspective with the Marxist current of value criticism. The article proposes a reconstruction of this articulation. It is a question of uncovering the philosophical roots that make it possible to integrate feminism and Marxism without hierarchy between the two, and this, through a strain common to the commodity fetishism and the gender fetishism. The article first proposes to find, in Marx, the deep meaning of the commodity fetishism. The article then proposes to identify the necessary additions beyond Marx to fully integrate gender fetishism into the theory of value-dissociation: through partial but complementary readings of Horkheimer-Adorno and Beauvoir.

Keywords: Marxism; feminism; value criticism; Frankfurt school; Simone de Beauvoir; critique de la valeur; École de Francfort; Simone De Beauvoir; marxisme; féminisme (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022-12-01
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Published in Œconomia History – Methodology – Philosophy, 2022, Œconomia History – Methodology – Philosophy, 12 (4), p. 763-798. ⟨10.4000/oeconomia.13797⟩

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DOI: 10.4000/oeconomia.13797

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