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"The article points out that the politics of gender equality in Germany have lost the perspective of a feminist critique within the last decades. The topic of care and reproductive work has been completely neglected, the debate is focused only on the employability of women and their integration in the national workforce. The working concept that underlies this development reproduces the separation of paid labor and reproductive work and refers women to the capitalist jobmarket, promising to find equality and liberation there. The article refers to Angela McRobbie and Nancy Fraser, it questions the narrow-minded labor-market-orientation of today's women's policy and calls for a renewal of a feminist critique of the concept of wage labor. The article points out that the politics of gender equality in Germany have lost the perspective of a feminist critique within the last decades. The topic of care and reproductive work has been completely neglected, the debate is focused only on the employability of women and their integration in the national workforce. The working concept that underlies this development reproduces the separation of paid labor and reproductive work and refers women to the capitalist jobmarket, promising to find equality and liberation there. The article refers to Angela McRobbie and Nancy Fraser, it questions the narrow-minded labor-market-orientation of today's women's policy and calls for a renewal of a feminist critique of the concept of wage labor." (author's abstract)"The first part of the paper 'From a resignification of feminist critique and a one-dimensional feminism to perspectives of feminist critique today' discusses Nancy Fraser's essay 'Feminism, capitalism and the cunning of history' and her latest attempts to refer to Polanyian concepts for a feminist, potentially post-neoliberal Zeitdiagnose (diagnosis of our times). The second part describes alternative readings of the women's movement that appropriate insights developed by the early Frankfurt School for feminist purposes (Andrea Maihofer, Andrea Trumann, Nina Power). In the final section, it is discussed how these different approaches can contribute to clarifying the challenges, obstacles and perspectives of feminism in light of the present crisis." (author's abstract)