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'An exhilarating read' – New Statesman
Feminism Against Progress by Mary Harrington presents a compelling argument about the unintended consequences of the industrial-era faith in progress. Harrington contends that women’s liberation was not primarily driven by human moral progress but was instead a byproduct of the material changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution.
Harrington warns of a dystopian reality where poor women may face exploitation as mere sources of body parts or rented wombs for the wealthy. She argues that progress has ceased to serve the majority of women, advocating for a feminism that is sceptical of progress itself as the only way to protect female interests in the 21st century.
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