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* '''Parent-Child Relations''': The primary site where class position, obedience, and worldview are transmitted. Parents reproduce in children the skills and subjection required by the Regime.<ref>Althusser, "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" (1971).</ref> | |||
* '''Teacher-Student Relations''': The hierarchical pedagogical bond in which knowledge is dispensed selectively and in forms that ensure respect for the socio-technical division of labour and class domination.<ref>Althusser, "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" (1971).</ref> | |||
* '''Clergy-Congregant and Media Producer-Consumer Relations''': Asymmetrical bonds in which meaning, morality, and normality are defined by elites and consumed by masses. Hollywood, Bollywood, Capital Records, Twitter, CNBC, Fox, etc. | |||
* '''Patriarchal and Gendered Relations''': The social organization of reproduction around binary gender roles that subordinate reproductive labour and ensure the domestication of women’s bodies for the production of future workers.<ref>Federici, ''Caliban and the Witch'' (2004).</ref> | |||
* '''Intergenerational Wealth and Debt Relations''': The legal and familial ties that bind descendants to the accumulated advantages or disadvantages of their ancestors, reproducing class stratification across time. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:16, 31 August 2026
Relations of Reproduction
The Relations of Production are the social and institutional ties that enable the reproduction of the Regime and its labour force.
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- Parent-Child Relations: The primary site where class position, obedience, and worldview are transmitted. Parents reproduce in children the skills and subjection required by the Regime.[1]
- Teacher-Student Relations: The hierarchical pedagogical bond in which knowledge is dispensed selectively and in forms that ensure respect for the socio-technical division of labour and class domination.[2]
- Clergy-Congregant and Media Producer-Consumer Relations: Asymmetrical bonds in which meaning, morality, and normality are defined by elites and consumed by masses. Hollywood, Bollywood, Capital Records, Twitter, CNBC, Fox, etc.
- Patriarchal and Gendered Relations: The social organization of reproduction around binary gender roles that subordinate reproductive labour and ensure the domestication of women’s bodies for the production of future workers.[3]
- Intergenerational Wealth and Debt Relations: The legal and familial ties that bind descendants to the accumulated advantages or disadvantages of their ancestors, reproducing class stratification across time.
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