Family abolition : capitalism and the communizing of care.

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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Oaxaca Commune
Part I: The Impossible Family
1 Private Households
2 Family Terrors
3 Lines of Flight
Part II: A History of Family Abolition
4 Industrialization and the Bourgeois Family
5 The Family Politics of Slavery and Genocide
6 Sexual Transgression and Capitalist Development
7 The Family Form of the Workers' Movement
8 Rebellions of the Red Decade
9 Crisis of the Family
Part III: Toward the Commune
10 New Alliances, New Kinship
11 Communist Social Reproduction

12 Around the People's Kitchen
13 Communes to Come
Conclusion: Toward Beloved Community
Notes
Index