The Burden of Housework and Social Reproduction

This chapter examines the unending cycle of housework and its implications for social reproduction in the context of late capitalism. It critiques the emotional and physical toll of domestic responsibilities, particularly for women, and explores the potential for collectivizing these tasks as a way to alleviate individual burdens. The discussion reflects on the evolving nature of women's labor and the complexities of advocating for rights within the undervalued sectors of care and education.