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- catalog description "Introduction: a theory of feminist economics, or the flounder recants -- pt. I. Marxism, household work studies and sexual economyths. 1. The Marx Question. 2. Getting more specific: Marxism, household work studies and the particularities of women's labour. 3. Household work studies: closer to home? -- pt. II. 'Materialist' feminisms and a sexual epistemology of economics. 4. Towards a 'materialist' feminism?: unity or multiplicity in 'the Dismal Science'. 5. Dual/multiple vision: clarifying the perspective of a feminist economics. 6. Conceiving a sexual epistemology of economics and the question of expropriation -- 7. Conclusion: charting an/other direction.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: a theory of feminist economics, or the flounder recants -- pt. I. Marxism, household work studies and sexual economyths. 1. The Marx Question. 2. Getting more specific: Marxism, household work studies and the particularities of women's labour. 3. Household work studies: closer to home? -- pt. II. 'Materialist' feminisms and a sexual epistemology of economics. 4. Towards a 'materialist' feminism?: unity or multiplicity in 'the Dismal Science'. 5. Dual/multiple vision: clarifying the perspective of a feminist economics. 6. Conceiving a sexual epistemology of economics and the question of expropriation -- 7. Conclusion: charting an/other direction.".