I think it's more important to write something about Mariarosa Dalla Costa before starting the book review. Because Mariarosa, who has devoted her life to feminist philosophy and women's struggle for social equality, is a thinker who has been engaged in feminist politics in the Italian political environment since the 70s and has struggled as an activist on this path. Her name started to be heard after she met Selma James, Silvia Federici and Brigitte Galtier, whom she met at the international women's conference held in Italy. Since then, these names, who have created a post-feminist movement by agreeing on the necessity of a militant feminist movement, have had a great impact both in Italy and throughout continental Europe at the point where the women's struggle has found its own nature. In the following years, he continued his struggle in writing as well as on the street.
In this work, Mariarosa Dalla Costa deals with the invisible labor of women and has a detailed examination on the exploitation, destruction and invisibility of women's domestic labor. Considering women's labor from a marxist point of view, finance criticizes the patriarchal male, the smallest organism of capital, and processes the need to destroy or change the existing social functioning that has been created.
By criticizing mainstream feminism, she also interprets the attempt to feminize capitalism as no different from the patriarchal system. With the concept of social production again, she processes that women should struggle for the construction of a collective social structure in which there is no superior instead of the boss-worker system. When we evaluate it from this point of view, a structure without the upper, which existed when humanity was still in a matriarchal social life, will only be possible with the "social production again" mentioned by Mariarosa Dalla Costa.
The book is literally tremendous. It is one of the most ideal books for a political feminist philosophy. Pleasant reading for the interested person already.