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...Jo Aurelio Giardini Abstract Thirty years have passed since Leslie Feinberg published hir pamphlet Transgender Liberation , a “Marxist view of when and why transgender oppression arose.” Since then, considerations of trans studies in relationship to the critique of political economy have developed...

...Alex Adamson Abstract This article outlines the epistemological foundations of transmarxism through a decolonial Marxist humanism taking up groundwork laid in Transgender Marxism (2021) by Nathaniel Dickson as a starting point. The transmarxist critique of alienated life via the continued...

... effects that disrupt late capitalist mechanisms (Ayers and Saad-Filho 2015 ). However, policy must work to cross-purposes with late capitalist political economy, and neoliberalism in particular. For instance, rather than simply rebut trans exclusions from state-funded health care, a Marxist critique...

... transness as part of a “respectable citizenship” implicated in gentrification, increased policing, and participation in imperial violence. Marxist perspectives, Gould concludes, can provide “a necessary corrective to an identitarian focus that overlooks political economy. . . . Indeed, Marxist critique may...

...-pessimism race reductionist. I've never called it that, only because of the need for anti-Blackness as a framing. For instance, master-slave relationalities encompass so much of our social relationships that we're still living in and under. My critique of Marxist-Leninist-Maoists on the other hand...

... argument to the realm of Marxist critique. 13. Delany's Triton , published nearly a decade after “Gomorrah,” is analyzed by Snorton along similar lines in his essay “An Ambiguous Heterotopia.” The novel, which has several trans and gender-nonconforming characters, takes place on a Neptunian moon...

..., in line with the critiques of Marx, Foucault, and Butler, a complex problematization of the project of the Enlightenment and its notions of knowledge, freedom, and emancipation. In line with the project of a critical ontology from Foucault and building on Meißner, I understand the aim of a Marxist...

... of identification, let alone a subversion of the gender binary, than a concrete response to living and working in the world, is only one provocation from D'Anne's life that a trans Marxist analysis might further engage. The resentments of middle-class “success” and their conversion into decades of labor organizing...

... Marxisms have interrogated how normative gender, sexuality, and racial dynamics are inseparable from the material and reproductive matrices required for capital (Gleeson and O'Rourke 2021 ). Transgender Marxism develops a historical materialist approach to gender, one grounded in Marxist themes...

... : Bloomsbury Academic . Marx Karl . ( 1867 ) 1992. Capital Volume 1. A Critique of Political Economy . Translated by Fowkes Ben . 3 vols. Middlesex, UK : Penguin . Mau Soren . 2023 . Mute Compulsion: A Marxist Theory of the Economic Power of Capital . London : Verso...

... capacious readings of Marxist scholarship with the work of trans scholars, while unfortunately largely avoiding the past. In the introduction to Transgender Marxism , Jules Joanne Gleeson and Elle O'Rourke ( 2021 : 18, 26) helpfully seek to generate not just a descriptive account of trans difference...

...” are neither feminists nor feminine but are people whose intolerance repeats a toxic masculinity. Trans people increase the potential scope of REMs while gender critical “feminists” are aligned with RAMs. The analysis moves from a Marxist analysis of our society as a toxic androcentric one to a discussion...

... the productive tensions between trans studies and other interdisciplines. Copyright © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 From a military term designating a subordinate officer, the subaltern entered social and cultural theory via the Prison Notebooks of Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci. Gramsci used...

... reminds us of the power that Marxist and Freudian schools of thought wielded in this era to filter valid modes of political analysis among the Left. It is this very gatekeeping dynamic that Foucault (1983: xi) critiques in his preface to Anti-Oedipus when he notes that “during the years 1945–1965 (I am...

... that conceptual apparatuses do and do not translate, pushed or carried along in transit. For example, the continued centrality of socialism as a viable mode of politics as well as the import of Marxist theory to feminist, queer, and trans and travesti studies throughout Latin America might differently shape...

... ( 2008 ) integration of animal-specific scholarship with Marxist feminism, studies of colonialism, and science studies started one animal turn that dovetails with the more recent developments in critiques of humanism, which is only partially about species (or rather its fundament is buried deep...

... : 10). Here, paradoxically, animal care is the measure of human worth, but the cared-for animal equates to a figure in a directory. According to Vint ( 2007 : 119), the fundamental problem of Deckard's world is that “animals are treated as commodities.” Vint's Marxist critique is true...

... cultural subjects, is conditioned by abjection . . . . When abjected subjects do participate in wage labor, their labor power can command a lower price or no price at all. (Hennessy 2018 : xviii) This differentiation is often articulated within Marxist-feminist analysis as a relegation of feminized...

... read a conversation in Transgender Marxism (Gleeson and O'Rourke 2021 ), a text we should all read (and I say that as someone who is not a Marxist, Black, trans, or otherwise), that elucidated the radical trans inflections of Deleuze. CB and An, the authors, engage in a dialogue on Deleuze...

... in China, 1900–1950 . Hong Kong : Hong Kong University Press . Piggy Kitty [Zhuchuanmao Erbing]. 2014 . Author interview, Beijing , January . Song Shaopeng . 2012 . “ Capitalism, Socialism, and Women: Why China Needs Marxist Feminist Critiques ” (资本主义、社会主义和妇女—为什么中国需要重建马克思主义女权主义批判...