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Danisha Simon
on Nov 14, 2024
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The activities required to ensure the day-to-day and generational reproduction and survival of the population is referred to by Marxist and feminist-Marxist theorists as
A) social reproduction.
B) material production.
C) domestic reproduction.
D) domestic productivity.
Social Reproduction
The process by which societal norms and inequalities are passed down from one generation to the next, maintaining the social structure.
Marxist
Pertaining to the theories and practices derived from the works of Karl Marx, focusing on the struggle between classes and the economic factors influencing society.
Feminist-Marxist
A theoretical framework that combines feminist and Marxist perspectives, focusing on the oppression of women within capitalist societies.
- Grasp the concept of social reproduction and its significance in the context of family and societal function.
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Learning Objectives
- Grasp the concept of social reproduction and its significance in the context of family and societal function.