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portada Notes from the Sex Worker Left. Lumpen Theory
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
206
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.80 x 6.00 cm
ISBN13
9781478034230

Notes from the Sex Worker Left. Lumpen Theory

Heather Berg (Author) · Duke University Press · Hardcover

Notes from the Sex Worker Left. Lumpen Theory - Heather Berg

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Synopsis "Notes from the Sex Worker Left. Lumpen Theory"

In dressing rooms and shared cab rides home, mutual aid collectives and reading groups, sex workers are experimenting with how to live otherwise. Notes from the Sex Worker Left highlights unruly thinkers at the cutting-edge of radical political theory. Drawing on interviews with sex workers as well as their political and creative writings, Heather Berg curates an archive of radical thought on the trappings of respectability, the failures of work, and the role of everyday resistance in collective, militant struggle. Berg grounds her analysis in the perspective of the lumpenproletariat—the mutinous, precarious, and often criminalized counterpart to the respectable working class. Lumpen theorists use their position on the margins to imagine futures that welcome everyone for whom the usual solutions are not nearly enough. The nuclear family, the wage relation, the gendered racial capitalist state: all must go. Notes from the Sex Worker Left offers tools to dismantle them.

Drawing on interviews with sex workers and their political and creative writings, Notes from the Sex Worker Left highlights the unruly thinkers who are at the vanguard of radical theorizing on family, work, the state, and community care.

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