'This paper argues that the relation between marxism and feminism has, in all the forms it has so far taken, been an unequal one. While both marxist method and feminist analysis are necessary to an understanding of capitalist societies, and of the position of women within them, in fact feminism has consistently been subordinated. The paper presents a challenge to both marxist and radical feminist work on the “woman question”, and argues that what it is necessary to analyse is the combination of patriarchy and capitalism.'
First published in 1979.
First Pluto Press edition, 1981
Very good condition. Tight, uncreased spine. Minor shelf wear; note to previous owner written inside the cover, otherwise clean and unmarked pages.
