Une critique féministe de la théorie de la reproduction sociale

I started reading Christine Delphy's work at the beginning of 2014, a few months after moving to France and was determined to improve my French through feminist (readings 2). I found volume 1 of The Main Enemy dense and difficult to follow, but I spent hours studying it closely, filling abundant pages with handwritten notes. It was exciting and immensely rewarding. A few years later, I discovered that I had some differences of analysis with Delphy, but the rigor, consistency, clarity, and integrity of his writings still leave me as enthusiastic as when I first discovered it. Her writings have had a profound influence on me, both as a researcher and as an activist.