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Monika Szumilak is an Assistant Professor of Spa nish in the Department of Languages and Literature at the University of Utah. She specializes in recent narrative, film, and Internet production. She is currently working on a book project that explores the conver gence of new forms of politi cal engagement, technology, and art in Spain of the new millennium. She takes inspiration from science studies and similar cross disciplinary theoretical approaches. The politics of difference that feminists need to articulate must be rooted in a politics of experience that searches for specificity, heterogeneity, and connection through struggle, not through psychologistic, liberal appeals to each her own endless difference. Feminism is collective and

Post-Fordist Labor, Feminine Precariousness, and Reinvention of Civic Engagement: Within the Circuits of New Social Movements in Spain