Anticapitalist Feminism: Articulating Theory and Practice

Abstract

This paper debates the critics on the crises of capitalism made by Nancy Fraser and its unfolding for her analysis of the potentialities of the feminism for 99%, examining the explanatory reach and the limits of her proposal of articulation between theory and practice. It is intended to discuss the problems of the universalization of the diagnostics of the American feminism to ponder the dramas, sufferings and dilemmas of the women from the Global South. There are presented researches which discuss the ambiguities involved in housework and care, in microcredit feminism and in public policies for poor women, pointing to the hindrances and difficulties of the feminism for 99%.