Social Reproductive Labor Is Not Producing Value

In regard to reproductive labor, you write that the feminist strike is no longer considering these forms of labor as supplementary or subsidiary to wage labor. There's this theoretical difference, which might seem a little bit niche, but i think it's pretty interesting, between autonomous feminists and marxis social reproduction theorists like pala verela and so tithy barcharia. Because, as varela writes, social reproductive labor is not value production precisely because it is not commensurable. It cannot be abstract labor. So i think that when the feminist in the seventies discuss that unpaid lavor is not extracted only from waged work day. And they tried to to analyze and to be