Reconnecting domination and exploitation. Towards a transfeminist and new materialist critique of political economy

The triangulation between language, social justice and freedom gives access to the articulation of conflicts and transformations that have given rise to different conceptions of society and of the human being who participates in it. The linguistic turn responds to the first signs of the deindustrialisation of societies and the financialization of economies in the global North, and it is flanked by analyses of the opposite sign: on the one hand, the extension of the productive dimension beyond strictly economic activities; on the other, the return to a mathematical objectivity that also performs a political-social function through the institution of new principles of legitimation. The thesis of this text stems from the inadequacy of critical analyses that continue to set the economic sphere against the social, political and subjective spheres. The text also focuses on a party that has been the interpreter of these transformations. Since the second half of the twentieth century, the emergence of women as social and economic agents and feminist epistemologies have produced analyses and theoretical and practical alternatives that constitute a privileged perspective on the present.