Ecological feminism /
Ecological feminism /
edited by Karen J. Warren ; with the assistance of Barbara Wells-Howe.
- xiii, 209 pages ; 23 cm.
- Environmental philosophies series .
- Environmental philosophies series. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Is ecofeminism feminist? / Victoria Davion -- Wrongs of passage: three challenges to the maturing of ecofeminism / Deborah Slicer -- Rethinking again: a defense of ecofeminist philosophy / Douglas J. Buege -- The Ecopolitics debate and the politics of nature / Val Plumwood -- Ecofeminism, deep ecology, and human population / Christine J. Cuomo -- The Limits of partiality: ecofeminism, animal rights, and environmental concern / David Kenneth Johnson and Kathleen R. Johnson -- Toward an ecofeminist moral epistemology / Lori Gruen -- Restructuring the discursive moral subject in ecological feminism / Phillip Payne -- Nature/theory/difference: ecofeminism and the reconstruction of environmental ethics / Jim Cheney -- Toward an ecofeminist peace politics / Karen J. Warren.
"This ground-breaking collection is the first to focus on the exclusively philosophical aspects of ecological feminism. It addresses basic questions about the conceptual underpinnings of "women-nature connections" and emphasizes the importance of seeing sexism and the exploitation of the environment as parallel forms of domination. The book addresses basic questions of conceptual analysis and justification concerning ecofeminism and its philosophical underpinnings. The essays discuss: whether all ecofeminist positions can be considered feminist; what obstacles must be overcome for the serious maturing of ecofeminist philosophy; how ecofeminist philosophy is distinctive among feminisms, environmental philosophies and environmental activism; and what ecofeminist philosophy adds to the field of environmental philosophy. The book includes contributors who are both supportive and critical of ecofeminist positions. Contributors: Douglas J. Buege, Jim Cheney, Christine J. Cuomo, Victoria; Davion, Lori Gruen, David K. Johnson, Phillip Payne, Val Plumwood, Deborah Slicer, Karen J. Warren."--Publisher description.
0415072972 9780415072977 0415072980 9780415072984
93046399
Ecofeminism
Human ecology
HQ1233 / .E28 1994
304.2082
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Is ecofeminism feminist? / Victoria Davion -- Wrongs of passage: three challenges to the maturing of ecofeminism / Deborah Slicer -- Rethinking again: a defense of ecofeminist philosophy / Douglas J. Buege -- The Ecopolitics debate and the politics of nature / Val Plumwood -- Ecofeminism, deep ecology, and human population / Christine J. Cuomo -- The Limits of partiality: ecofeminism, animal rights, and environmental concern / David Kenneth Johnson and Kathleen R. Johnson -- Toward an ecofeminist moral epistemology / Lori Gruen -- Restructuring the discursive moral subject in ecological feminism / Phillip Payne -- Nature/theory/difference: ecofeminism and the reconstruction of environmental ethics / Jim Cheney -- Toward an ecofeminist peace politics / Karen J. Warren.
"This ground-breaking collection is the first to focus on the exclusively philosophical aspects of ecological feminism. It addresses basic questions about the conceptual underpinnings of "women-nature connections" and emphasizes the importance of seeing sexism and the exploitation of the environment as parallel forms of domination. The book addresses basic questions of conceptual analysis and justification concerning ecofeminism and its philosophical underpinnings. The essays discuss: whether all ecofeminist positions can be considered feminist; what obstacles must be overcome for the serious maturing of ecofeminist philosophy; how ecofeminist philosophy is distinctive among feminisms, environmental philosophies and environmental activism; and what ecofeminist philosophy adds to the field of environmental philosophy. The book includes contributors who are both supportive and critical of ecofeminist positions. Contributors: Douglas J. Buege, Jim Cheney, Christine J. Cuomo, Victoria; Davion, Lori Gruen, David K. Johnson, Phillip Payne, Val Plumwood, Deborah Slicer, Karen J. Warren."--Publisher description.
0415072972 9780415072977 0415072980 9780415072984
93046399
Ecofeminism
Human ecology
HQ1233 / .E28 1994
304.2082