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Camila Bassi 《Feminist Legal Studies》2010,18(1):69-76
This essay reviews Skeggs’ and Wilson’s papers in this issue of Feminist Legal Studies in terms of their development of, and departure from, ideas central to the Italian post-Marxist, post-workerist tradition;
specifically their understanding that capital is increasingly converging with the production and reproduction of social life
itself. I interrogate the assumed necessity to move beyond ‘the limitations of Marx’ by revealing, via the Communist Manifesto, Grundrisse and Capital, how the ideas of ‘old’ Marx can offer important engagements and interlocutions with the ‘new’ empirical phenomena explored
by Skeggs and Wilson. I show how Marx’s notion of creative destruction is in tune with Wilson’s work on the erotic generativity
of capitalism, and how his observations on labour-time as the measure of value illuminate the exchange and circulation of
Wife Swap. Finally, I suggest that we might be wary not to lose sight of the question of resistance by regarding immaterial labour
as productive labour, and thus relinquishing Marx’s conceptual tools of labour, value and capital. 相似文献
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Grattapaglia D Kalupniek S Guimarães CS Ribeiro MA Diener PS Soares CN 《Forensic science international》2005,149(1):99-107
A sample of 198 unrelated males distributed among the five geopolitical regions in Brazil were typed for the minimal Y-STR haplotype composed of microsatellite loci DYS19, DYS385I/II, DYS389I, DYS389II, DYS390, DYS391, DYS392 and DYS393. Gene frequency data, gene diversity, haplotype diversity and power of discrimination were estimated. An AMOVA indicated that 99.97% of the haplotypic variation is found within regions and only a small 0.03% and non significant variation is found among the five regions (Fst=0.00031, P-value=0.43). This result suggests that a single national database of Y-STR haplotypes can be used in the quantitative assessment of matches in forensic casework in the Brazilian population. A significant haplotype diversity of 99.8% was found and 172 different haplotypes were observed in 198 chromosomes. Haplotype (14-11, 14-13-29-24-11-13-13) with five occurrences in 198 chromosomes was the most frequent in Brazil. 相似文献
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Kyle C. Scherr Christopher J. Normile Maria Camila Sarmiento 《Journal of Experimental Criminology》2018,14(4):529-538