VANT 140: Reading Group Roles Coursework

VANT 140: READING GROUP ROLES
Student’s Name
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October 8, 2019


Vant 140:Reading Group Roles
Geography, History, and Political Science
Name: Yuan Sui Role: Contextualizer Date:
Academic Reading Reference and Citation (Indicate Style Used: APA, Chicago, etc):
Contextual References (In the text)
People: Marx, Capitalists, Employees, Macpherson, Christine Delphy, Anne Ferguson, Carol Brown, David Alexander, American Indians, and Blacks.
Events: Marx’s Exploitation Theory, Studies, and the Rise of Racial Oppression.
Places: United States of America (USA) and Third World Countries.
Highlights of Important Unexplained Contextual References.
Exploitation
Marx’s Exploitation Theory.
There exist no formal mechanism that determines which employer will hire specific workers (Young 2014, 45).
Society facilitates class distinction between the wealthy people who own the production processes and those who offer services for them.
The injustices of capitalists exploit workers.
In reality, capitalism transfers powers to owners of the means of production, leaving employees with no say.
Capitalists keep looking for ways through which they can extract more benefits from workers.
For example, employees are deprived of material, and they lack control of anything since they are obliged to follow orders from the business owners.
Notably, the Marxist theory does not explain the exploitative nature of racial and sexual oppression.
https://mises.org/wire/end-marxian-exploitation-theory.
Christine Delphy and Ann Ferguson.
Delphy argues that females’ labor benefits males in marriages, which has no comparable remuneration (Young 2014, 47).
The individual says that women’s exploitation occurs when men take goods produced by their partners to the market, and they receive status without recognizing females.
In addition, Ferguson discusses the sex-affective production theory.
Despite females providing emotional care for their children and men, they get nothing in return (Young 2014, 47).
Gender socialization makes women to be significantly affected by interactive dynamics as compared to their men counterparts.
/history/etol/newspape/atc/4382.html.
David Alexander.
Alexander affirms that even if women are employed and paid for the services they offer, many are the instances when they are required to please men in the workplace (Young 2014, 48).
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