Abstract:
The article discusses the importance of collectivizing care. The method is historical materialist, based on the Marxian understanding of the condition of social being. The article analyzes the condition of private property of the self to which the individual is elevated in capitalist society. It then looks at the formation of the culture of the enemy as an impediment to the collectivization of care. As a result, it presents collectivization practices that have already been successfully adopted.
Keywords:
Social question; Care; Private propriety; Marxist feminism