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Gender Work: Feminism After Neoliberalism by Robin Truth Goodman (review)

Gender Work: Feminism After Neoliberalism by Robin Truth Goodman (review) symploke phenomenon external to academia, an aside to its formal and conceptual expectations. That said, none of these reservations disqualify Theory Aside as a significant contribution within academia to the states of theory such as they exist now; after all, it gives us an important sense of how a good number of academics familiar with critical theory manage and conceptualize theory today. Herman Rapaport, Wake Forest University Robin Truth Goodman. Gender Work: Feminism After Neoliberalism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. 236 pp. Robin Truth Goodman's most recent book, Gender Work, adds to her growing reputation as one of the leading feminists to integrate sophisticated theoretical understanding with practical political intervention into the escalating exploitation of women's labor in the global economy. Goodman directly addresses the urgency of the current situation whereby free market fundamentalism, the privatization of many public spheres, the destruction of welfare state protections, and the financialization of everyday life have disproportionately affected women in all quarters of the globe. More than ever, gender needs to be theorized in the context of work, labor, and the mode of production. To this extent, Goodman works directly in the field of materialist feminism, and she clarifies the key http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png symploke University of Nebraska Press

Gender Work: Feminism After Neoliberalism by Robin Truth Goodman (review)

symploke , Volume 23 (1) – Dec 31, 2015

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symploke phenomenon external to academia, an aside to its formal and conceptual expectations. That said, none of these reservations disqualify Theory Aside as a significant contribution within academia to the states of theory such as they exist now; after all, it gives us an important sense of how a good number of academics familiar with critical theory manage and conceptualize theory today. Herman Rapaport, Wake Forest University Robin Truth Goodman. Gender Work: Feminism After Neoliberalism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. 236 pp. Robin Truth Goodman's most recent book, Gender Work, adds to her growing reputation as one of the leading feminists to integrate sophisticated theoretical understanding with practical political intervention into the escalating exploitation of women's labor in the global economy. Goodman directly addresses the urgency of the current situation whereby free market fundamentalism, the privatization of many public spheres, the destruction of welfare state protections, and the financialization of everyday life have disproportionately affected women in all quarters of the globe. More than ever, gender needs to be theorized in the context of work, labor, and the mode of production. To this extent, Goodman works directly in the field of materialist feminism, and she clarifies the key

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Published: Dec 31, 2015

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