Feminism, Capitalism, and Critique

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 From Socialist Feminism to the Critique of Global Capitalism

Chapter 3 Debates on Slavery, Capitalism and Race: Old and New

Chapter 4 Feminism, Capitalism, and the Social Regulation of Sexuality

Chapter 5 Capitalism’s Insidious Charm vs. Women’s and Sexual Liberation

Chapter 6 The Long Life of Nancy Fraser’s “Rethinking the Public Sphere”

Chapter 7 Feminism, Ecology, and Capitalism: Nancy Fraser’s Contribution to a Radical Notion of Critique as Disclosure

Chapter 8 Recognition, Redistribution, and Participatory Parity: Where’s the Law?

Chapter 9 (Parity of) Participation – The Missing Link Between Resources and Resonance

Chapter 10 Curbing the Absolute Power of Disembedded Financial Markets: The Grammar of Counter-Hegemonic Resistance and the Polanyian Narrative

Chapter 11 Hegel and Marx: A Reassessment After One Century

Chapter 12 Crisis, Contradiction, and the Task of a Critical Theory

Chapter 13 What’s Critical About a Critical Theory of Justice?

Chapter 14 Beyond Kant Versus Hegel: An Alternative Strategy for Grounding the Normativity of Critique

Chapter 15 Nancy Fraser and the Left: A Searching Idea of Equality