Alienation And Liberration Of Women

Karl Marx once pointed out: "The relationship between men and women is the most natural......the achievement of full equality in the tatus of all people only in a relationship that natural,harmonious and equal.Marx promoted equality between men and women to the whole society,reflecting the importance of women's equality and emancipation.The alienation and liberation of women is the core thought of Marxist feminism.The Marxist feminists stand on the gender perspective which belongs to women,and try to find the way of female liberation by tracing the root source of female alienation.They expressed their deep sympathy and concern for the alienated women,so as to realize the value goal of female emancipation.Marxism feminism tries to combine the thought of Marxism about alienation and female liberation,based on the reality of female oppression and alienation,and provides the theoretical way for female liberation.This article chooses the core thought of Marxism feminism to research.Firstly,the background of the times and the origin of thought of the emergence of Marxism feminism are combed.Secondly,the author analyzes the causes and manifestations of female alienation,the relationship between female alienation and female emancipation,and the meaning and ways of female emancipation.Finally,give a evaluate from two aspects of the rationality and limitation,and explore the contemporary implications.According to Marxist feminism,"two kinds of production" is the social cause of female alienation,"social division" is the necessary condition of female alienation,and "two kinds of oppression" is the direct cause of female alienation.The emancipation of women needs to be achieved through the overthrow of capitalism and patriarchy,the valuization of female domestic work,the liberalization of female sexual ideas and the rationalization of female consciousness.The above view of Marxist feminism is difficult to be implemented in every country because of the restriction of social and historical conditions and the limitation of self-knowledge.