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Silvia Federici is described as an [Autonomous Marxist], [Feminist], and [Socialist Scholar]. Her most recent work, Caliban and the Witch: |
Silvia Federici is described as an [[Autonomous Marxist]], [Feminist], and [Socialist Scholar]. Her most recent work, Caliban and the Witch: |
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Women the Body and [Primitive Accumulation] expands her work with [Maria Rosa Dalla Costa] and [Leopoldina Fortunati] with whom she has cowriten in the past. |
Women the Body and [Primitive Accumulation] expands her work with [Maria Rosa Dalla Costa] and [Leopoldina Fortunati] with whom she has cowriten in the past. |
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Revision as of 01:51, 18 April 2006
Silvia Federici is described as an Autonomous Marxist, [Feminist], and [Socialist Scholar]. Her most recent work, Caliban and the Witch: Women the Body and [Primitive Accumulation] expands her work with [Maria Rosa Dalla Costa] and [Leopoldina Fortunati] with whom she has cowriten in the past.
Essays by Federici include:
Theses on Mass Worker and Social Capital (1972, with Mario Montano)
War, Globalization and Reproduction
Mormons in space (with George Caffentzis)
A brief history of resistance to structural adjustment (with George Caffentzis)
Donne, Globalizzazione e Movimento Internazionale delle Donne (it)
Genoa and the antiglobalization movement (with George Caffentzis)
The great Caliban.The struggle against the rebel body (pdf)
The Debt Crisis, Africa and the New Enclosures (pdf)
The War in Jugoslavia. On Whom the Bombs are Falling? (1999, with Massimo De Angelis)
Development and Underdevelopment in Nigeria (1985)