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Marxism-Economic Analysis and Feminist Jurisprudence

Marxism-Economic Analysis and Feminist Jurisprudence. Marxism: “an economic and political theory that states that law is an instrument of oppression and control that the ruling classes use against the working classes” (Pg 81 from text)

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Marxism-Economic Analysis and Feminist Jurisprudence

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  1. Marxism-Economic Analysis and Feminist Jurisprudence Marxism: “an economic and political theory that states that law is an instrument of oppression and control that the ruling classes use against the working classes” (Pg 81 from text) Feminist Jurisprudence: “the theory that law is an instrument of oppression by men against women” (Pg 82 from text) Presentation By: Alex Mccoy, Stephanie Seto and Kostas

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  3. “Law is simply class rule. The ‘ruling class’ controls the formation of law. –used for maximizing ruling class interests in society and controlling working classes.” (Pg 81) Who: German University student of law, history and philosophy Karl Marx (1818-1883) Where: England When: The collaboration with Frederick Engels was in 1848 (Communist Manifesto) What: Based on his observations he developed the theory in law (Marxism) that was developed from studies of economic and social patterns. It was based on the belief that socialism is established as society leaps forward, and everyone has plenty of personal possessions, but no one is able to exploit others for their own benefits. Reformism was built upon this concept, also known as social democracy that supported WWI. Marxian ecomomics, law of value, mode of production, productive forves, surplus labour, surplus value, wage labour and Marxian economics are all ideas based on economics through the Marxist theory. Impact: introduced social hierarchy -made capitalism desirable -Heightened the interest in studies of economics and socialism

  4. Pros and Cons of Marxism Feminist Jurisprudence  Gives women equal rights.  If equal rights are reached then men lose their dominance over women.

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