Kathryn’s Reviews > Spk: Turn Illness into a Weapon > Status Update

influence of Lukács on object-subject relations and collective consciousness is really noticeable and i love it, hehe. also, the analysis works so well with feminist social reproduction theory, Althusser's ISAs/RSA, Mao's emphasis on putting politics in command, and the advancements made in the superstructure during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. it's a bit difficult to read at points, and there some points i disagree with (also i was confused about some parts when they were analyzing sexuality), but overall i love rigour, militancy, and practice of the text (though it's definitely a bit elclectic)