

Alexandra Kollontai: Marxist Feminism and Love After Capitalism
Jun 29, 2021
Alexandra Kollontai, a Marxist feminist writer and theorist, is discussed in this episode. The hosts analyze her essays on the social basis of women's question and love after capitalism. They explore her rejection of feminism and critique of family structures, as well as the significance of love in the context of revolution. Kollontai's views on love and relationships in a communist society, the importance of equality, and the connection between love and solidarity are also explored. The episode ends with a discussion on applying Kollontai's ideas to contemporary struggles and relationships.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Answering Listener Questions and Discussing Alexandra Kollontai
01:43 • 3min
Alexandra Kollontai: A Revolutionary Perspective on Women's Liberation
04:17 • 27min
Love in the Context of Revolution
31:12 • 35min
A Vision of Transformed Eros and the Importance of Equality in Relationships
01:05:56 • 3min
Alexandra Kollontai's Views on Love and Relationships in a Communist Society
01:08:47 • 17min
Love, Solidarity, and the Future of Relationships
01:26:14 • 20min
Interconnectedness, Care, and Love
01:45:55 • 9min
Fighting on the Psychological and Cultural Fronts in Revolution
01:54:52 • 3min
The Importance of Emotional Support and Comradeship in the Struggle Against Capitalism
01:57:35 • 6min