Feminist Politics and Human Nature

activity alienation analysis argue aspects assumptions become believe biological bodies called capitalism capitalist claim common conception conception of human Consequently constitutes contemporary culture defined determined distinction dominance economic Engels equality existing experience expressed fact female forced freedom gender given groups historical human nature important individual instance interests interpretation knowledge labor lesbian less liberal feminists limited lives male male dominance marriage Marx Marxist material means mode mothers needs objects opportunity oppression organization patriarchy philosophy physical political theory possible practice problems procreation production question radical feminism radical feminists rape rationality reality reason relations reproductive requires result seen sense sexual social socialist feminism socialist feminist society specific standpoint structure struggle subordination theoretical traditional traditional Marxist transformation universal values wage woman women women's oppression workers writes York