Marxist feminist scholar Silvia Federeci argues that “one of capitalism’s main projects has been the transformation of our bodies into work machines” (10).
I am interested in your structuring of moral values here! It seems as if you’ve parsed a way to mechanically interact with ugly costs as existentially inseparable from the beautiful results. This feels more helpful than the unrealistic and frankly irresponsible exceptionalism of the modern era onward. Crafting your own terrible bargain isn’t unreasonable when other options cease to be feasible, and moreover can’t be judged without resorting to bio-politic or belief as far as most frameworks render it.
I wonder very much how there might be budget to opt out and divest towards one’ s own ends in the same manner.
<3 if a heartfelt <3 is worth a thousand supportive words.
Again : what you do is so valuable regardless of how many eyes see it.
Buying that Bourdieu's book as soon as the bookstore's open.
I am interested in your structuring of moral values here! It seems as if you’ve parsed a way to mechanically interact with ugly costs as existentially inseparable from the beautiful results. This feels more helpful than the unrealistic and frankly irresponsible exceptionalism of the modern era onward. Crafting your own terrible bargain isn’t unreasonable when other options cease to be feasible, and moreover can’t be judged without resorting to bio-politic or belief as far as most frameworks render it.
I wonder very much how there might be budget to opt out and divest towards one’ s own ends in the same manner.
Sincerely,
Unqualified onlooker