Ecofeminism

The areas of environmental debate that women are involved in that often are not reported includes Third World feminist politics, which is actually strongly related to Ecofeminism.

Environment – a political area women are represented well in. But for the right reasons? « My Liberal Democrat Political Ramblings… 2009

Similarly, Ecofeminism (I'll double-check all this when I have my books back) wishes to return to a pre-Enlightenment view of the universe as a macro-organism continuously preserved and animated by the Spirit of God.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

Ecofeminism is the argument that there is a parallel between the domination of women and the destruction of nature due to masculine ideologies.

Caring for the Earth « AAUW Dialog 2009

If my books weren't all in boxes, I would pull out Radical Ecology: The Search for a Livable World and would look up Ecofeminism, which if I remember rightly, involves among other things rejecting a mechanistic view of the universe in favor of an organic one.

Michael Wilson's "Edifice Rex" and Christian Cosmology 2007

Similarly, Ecofeminism (I'll double-check all this when I have my books back) wishes to return to a pre-Enlightenment view of the universe as a macro-organism continuously preserved and animated by the Spirit of God.

Michael Wilson's "Edifice Rex" and Christian Cosmology 2007

If my books weren't all in boxes, I would pull out Radical Ecology: The Search for a Livable World and would look up Ecofeminism, which if I remember rightly, involves among other things rejecting a mechanistic view of the universe in favor of an organic one.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

Ecofeminism remains bound by the traditional dualism of human artifice versus nature, Kafer argues, in part because of mistakenly equating species-typical bodies with naturalness.

Feminist Perspectives on Disability Silvers, Anita 2009

It was thick with type and featured departments called "Feminist Theory" and "Ecofeminism."

Sisterhood Is Profitable 2008

Ecofeminism: or, the intersecionality between sexism, the domination of nature and other forms of global inequality.

Date local. - Feministing 2008

“Freud, Wollstonecraft and Ecofeminism”, Environmental Ethics 16: 117-34.

Environmental Ethics Brennan, Andrew 2008