Feminism is a rational critique of structural injustice. The force of the phrase 'the personal is the political' insists that there's no escape from consistency: politics has to go all the way down (whereas the personalization of everything evacuates politics from public life)
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No. Capital reterritorializes as fast as it deterritorializes, reinstituting injustices, inequalities, class structures, superstitions. Feminism resists this while capital is indifferent to feminism ...
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>feminism resists this That would be nice, wouldn't it? Whatever the theory, the praxis of feminism is more capital. The territorialities feminism seeks to tear down are precisely designed to restrain economic flows.
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The praxis of feminism is *post-capital*. It is capital that "restrains economic flows" (via class structure).
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