Le rapport social de sexe

Abstract

Gender relations, insofar as they are consubstantial with all other social relations, necessarily have a bearing on the issue of work, the conception of which the present article redefines. Taking as its thread the question of qualification, the article proposes an analytic movement taking the form of a spiral, the aim of which is to try to disclose not only the mechanisms governing social reproduction, but also those operating in the struggles taken up against domination. The result of such an analytic movement is that the utopia of a world in which women have cast off the imposed figure of femininity, and can thus propose other modes for the “social production of human existence”, emerges as a conceivable possibility.

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