![]() ![]() Not just Marxists, but many people, understand that as the explanation for capitalism. ![]() TB:We understand Marxism, or Capital Volume 1anyway, to be about exploitation and the extraction of profit and surplus value. You write that there is “a crisis of society as a whole: simultaneously a crisis of economy, of ecology, of politics, and of care.” Explain your general argument about how it is that capitalism depends on more than economics narrowly construed, including the subordination of women through the expropriation of social reproductive labor––how all of these relationships of expropriation, to labor exploitation, dependent but denied, deepen these multiple sites of contradiction and as a result have pushed us into this general crisis you’re writing about. It’s great to be here.ĭD:Let’s start with what’s happening right now and why it’s happening right now, before we get to your manifesto’s argument about what we should do about it. ![]() ![]() The Sentinels of Culture: Class, Education, and the Colonial Intellectual in Bengal,Social Reproduction Theory: Remapping Class, Recentering OppressionFeminism for the 99%: A ManifestoĭD:Tithi Bhattacharya, Welcome to The Dig. Transcript: Feminism for the 99% with Tithi Bhattacharya ![]()
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