Communal women in the struggle for the reproduction of life against capitalist dispossession: Irradiations of Silvia Federici’s thought

Abstract

Over the last fifteen years, socio-environmental conflicts have spread and deepened throughout Latin America, driven by capital’s incessant voracity to subsume any sphere not fully bound or regulated by the orderings of value production. In this regard, I set out some critical keys that help us understand how the webs of conflict related to dispossession policies and the renewed enclosure of natural goods activate or generate a type of social relation capable of affirming or generating a common on the basis of what is shared, and in particular what the forms of women’s intervention in this collective task are.