The History of Revolutionary Ideas: Marx and the Paris Commune
Past Present Future
Women and Governance during the Paris Commune
This chapter highlights the pivotal role of women, particularly through the Union des Femmes, in seeking social emancipation during the Paris Commune. It examines Marx's ambiguous views on women's suffrage and the transformative ideas of governance that arose from the Commune, advocating for self-administration and economic independence. The discussion connects Marx's evolving beliefs on state power and his vision for a participatory, accountable political system, while reflecting on the lessons learned for future revolutionary movements.
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