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Aaron Jaffe is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Liberal Arts at The Juilliard School in New York. His articles have appeared in Comparative Literature and Culture, Philosophy and Social Criticism, and other journals. He has written chapters in The Bloomsbury Companion to Marx, and Critical Theories and the Budapest School.
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Acknowledgments Foreword by Cinzia Arruzza Introduction: Why Theorize Social Reproduction? 1. Social Reproduction Theories as Frameworks for Empirical Analysis 2. Power as Potentiality or the Critical Dimension of Labor Power 3. The Question of Immanence and the Social Form of Labor Power 4. The Body and Gender in Social Reproduction Theory 5. Reproducing Intersections and Social Reproduction 6. The Socialist Horizon of Emancipation 7. Social Reproduction Theory and Political Strategy Postscript Notes Index
Acknowledgments Foreword by Cinzia Arruzza Introduction: Why Theorize Social Reproduction? 1. Social Reproduction Theories as Frameworks for Empirical Analysis 2. Power as Potentiality or the Critical Dimension of Labor Power 3. The Question of Immanence and the Social Form of Labor Power 4. The Body and Gender in Social Reproduction Theory 5. Reproducing Intersections and Social Reproduction 6. The Socialist Horizon of Emancipation 7. Social Reproduction Theory and Political Strategy Postscript Notes Index
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