Feminism in common

Feminism in common

For everyone, everyone and everyone
Autor: Marcia Tiburi
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CÓDIGO DA OBRA9786589828075
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In a revised and expanded edition, the bestseller "Feminismo em Común" is even more scathing, intelligent, and relevant, with new critiques by Marcia Tiburi of sexism, gender, and sexuality. It's an essential book for understanding the transformations our times demand.

We can define feminism as the desire for radical democracy, focused on the fight for the rights of all those who suffer under injustices systematically perpetrated by patriarchy. This process of subjugation includes all beings whose bodies are measured by their use value—bodies for work, procreation, care and maintenance of life, and the production of pleasure for others—which also comprise the broad sphere of labor.

Patriarchy is structured around the belief in an absolute truth, which supports the idea of a natural identity, two sexes considered normal, the difference between genders, male superiority, female inferiority, and other thoughts that sound very limited, but are still followed by many people.

With this book, Marcia Tiburi invites us to rethink these structures and take feminism seriously, beyond fads and preconceived notions. It is hoped that by critiquing and rethinking the movement—in language accessible to both beginners and those with more experience—Feminismo em Común will be able to improve our way of seeing and inventing life.

ISBN978-658-982-807-5
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Altura175 mm
Largura115 mm
Profundidade11 mm
Lançamento05/06/2023
Páginas196
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CÓDIGO DA OBRA9786589828075
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Marcia Tiburi

Marcia Tiburi é autora de obras importantes do pensamento crítico contemporâneo, tais como Complexo de vira-lata (Civilização Brasileira, 2021), Feminismo em comum: para todas, todes e todos (Rosa dos Tempos, 2018), Ridículo político: uma investigação sobre o risível, a manipulação da imagem e o esteticamente correto (Record, 2017) e Como conversar com um fascista: reflexões sobre o cotidiano autoritário brasileiro (Record, 2015). Atualmente leciona na Universidade Paris 8 e se dedica à literatura e às artes visuais.

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