Ecofeminism - Revision history

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chipko

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	* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]		* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]
	* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]		* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]
	* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.		* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.


			==Further reading==
			* [[Gaia]]
			* [[Chipko movement]]
			* [[Anti-nuclear and anti-war movement in SF]]

	==Further reading==		==Further reading==

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	==Significant activists, thinkers & works==		==Significant activists, thinkers & works==
	* Judi Bari (anarchist; founder, EarthFirst!; daughter of Ruth Aaronson Bari (mathematician) and sister to Gina Kolata (science writer))		* [[Judi Bari]] (anarchist; founder, EarthFirst!; daughter of [[Ruth Aaronson Bari]] (mathematician) and sister to [[Gina Kolata]] (science writer))
	* Janet Biehl, ''Rethinking Ecofeminist Politics'' (1991)		* [[Janet Biehl]], ''Rethinking Ecofeminist Politics'' (1991)
	* [[Mary Daly]], ''Gyn/Ecology'' (1978)		* [[Mary Daly]], ''Gyn/Ecology'' (1978)
	* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]] (created term in 1974)		* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]] (created term in 1974)
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	* [[Vandana Shiva]], ''Close to Home: Women Reconnect Ecology, Health, and Development'' (1994)		* [[Vandana Shiva]], ''Close to Home: Women Reconnect Ecology, Health, and Development'' (1994)
	* [[Vandana Shiva]], ''Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge'' (1997)		* [[Vandana Shiva]], ''Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge'' (1997)
	* [[Vandana Shiva]] & Maria Mies, ''Ecofeminism'' (1993)		* [[Vandana Shiva]] & [[Maria Mies]], ''Ecofeminism'' (1993)
	* [[Starhawk]], see especially ''The Spiral Dance''		* [[Starhawk]], see especially ''The Spiral Dance''

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	[[category:Feminism]]		[[category:Feminism]]
	[[~~Category~~:Feminism and critical theory]]		[[category:Feminism and critical theory]]
			[[category:Ecofeminism\| ]]

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	* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.		* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.

	[[Category:Feminism]]		[[category:Feminism]]
			[[Category:Feminism and critical theory]]

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women's health movement

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	The various strands of environmentalism (bioregionalism, primitivism, anti-capitalism, etc.) are all also found within ecofeminism.		The various strands of environmentalism (bioregionalism, primitivism, anti-capitalism, etc.) are all also found within ecofeminism.

	Critiques of capitalism, militarism, and violence are also commonly seen in ecofeminist thought; ecofeminism is also tied into the animal rights movement~~. See also~~ the [[women's peace movement]].		Critiques of capitalism, militarism, and violence are also commonly seen in ecofeminist thought; ecofeminism is also tied into the animal rights movement; the [[women's peace movement]]; and the modern [[women's health movement]].

	==Significant activists, thinkers & works==		==Significant activists, thinkers & works==

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	==Ecofeminist SF==		==Ecofeminist SF==
	* [[~~Sheri S. Tepper~~]]'s ~~work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF;~~ ''[[~~Beauty (novel)\|Beauty~~]]'' ~~and~~ ''[[~~The Companions~~]]'' ~~in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.~~		* [[Sally Miller Gearhart]]'s ''[[Wanderground]]''
			* ''[[Woman on the Edge of Time]]'' by [[Marge Piercy]]
	* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]		* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]
	* ''[[Woman on the Edge of Time]]'' by [[Marge Piercy]]
	* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]		* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]
			* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.

	[[Category:Feminism]]		[[Category:Feminism]]

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2007-03-20T21:29:16Z

Ecofeminist SF: wild shore

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	* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]		* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]
	* ''[[Woman on the Edge of Time]]'' by [[Marge Piercy]]		* ''[[Woman on the Edge of Time]]'' by [[Marge Piercy]]
	* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[Wild ~~California~~]]		* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]

	[[Category:Feminism]]		[[Category:Feminism]]

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	Critiques of capitalism, militarism, and violence are also commonly seen in ecofeminist thought; ecofeminism is also tied into the animal rights movement. See also the [[women's peace movement]].		Critiques of capitalism, militarism, and violence are also commonly seen in ecofeminist thought; ecofeminism is also tied into the animal rights movement. See also the [[women's peace movement]].

	* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.

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	* Greta Gaard & Patrick Murphy, ''Ecofeminist Literary Criticism: Theory, Interpretation, Pedagogy'' (1998)		* Greta Gaard & Patrick Murphy, ''Ecofeminist Literary Criticism: Theory, Interpretation, Pedagogy'' (1998)
	* Patrick Murphy, ''Literature, Nature, and Other: Ecofeminist Critiques'' (1995)		* Patrick Murphy, ''Literature, Nature, and Other: Ecofeminist Critiques'' (1995)

			==Ecofeminist SF==
			* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.
			* ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' by [[Starhawk]]
			* ''[[Woman on the Edge of Time]]'' by [[Marge Piercy]]
			* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[Wild California]]

	[[Category:Feminism]]		[[Category:Feminism]]

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2007-03-20T21:25:59Z

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	* [[Mary Daly]], ''Gyn/Ecology'' (1978)		* [[Mary Daly]], ''Gyn/Ecology'' (1978)
	* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]] (created term in 1974)		* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]] (created term in 1974)
			* Greta Gaard, ''Ecofeminism: Animals, Women and Nature''
	* Elizabeth Dodson Gray, ''Green Paradise Lost'' (1979)		* Elizabeth Dodson Gray, ''Green Paradise Lost'' (1979)
	* Susan Griffin, ''Woman and Nature'' (1978)		* Susan Griffin, ''Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside Her'' (1978)
	* Carolyn Merchant, ''The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology and the Scientific Revolution'' (1980)		* Carolyn Merchant, ''The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology and the Scientific Revolution'' (1980)
	* Judith Plant, ''Healing the Wounds: The Promise of Ecofeminism'' (1989)		* Judith Plant, ''Healing the Wounds: The Promise of Ecofeminism'' (1989)
			* Val Plumwood, ''Feminism and the Mastery of Nature''
	* Rosemary R. Ruether, ''New Woman, New Earth'' (1975)		* Rosemary R. Ruether, ''New Woman, New Earth'' (1975)
			* Rosemary R. Ruether, ''Gaia and God: An Ecofeminist Theology of Earth Healing''
	* Vandana Shiva, ''Close to Home: Women Reconnect Ecology, Health, and Development'' (1994)		* Vandana Shiva, ''Close to Home: Women Reconnect Ecology, Health, and Development'' (1994)
	* Vandana Shiva, ''Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge'' (1997)		* Vandana Shiva, ''Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge'' (1997)
	* Vandana Shiva & Maria Mies, ''Ecofeminism'' (1993)		* Vandana Shiva & Maria Mies, ''Ecofeminism'' (1993)
			* [[Starhawk]], see especially ''The Spiral Dance''

			* Carol Adams, editor, ''Ecofeminism adn the Sacred''
	* Karen J. Warren & Nisvan Erkal, editor, ''Ecofeminism: Women, Culture, Nature'' (1997)		* Karen J. Warren & Nisvan Erkal, editor, ''Ecofeminism: Women, Culture, Nature'' (1997)
	* Irene Diamond & Gloria Orenstein, editors, ''Reweaving the World: The Emergence of Ecofeminism'' (1990 anthology)		* Irene Diamond & Gloria Orenstein, editors, ''Reweaving the World: The Emergence of Ecofeminism'' (1990 anthology)

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	* [[Mary Daly]], ''Gyn/Ecology'' (1978)		* [[Mary Daly]], ''Gyn/Ecology'' (1978)
	* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]] (created term in 1974)		* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]] (created term in 1974)
	* Greta Gaard, ''Ecofeminism: Animals, Women and Nature''		* [[Greta Gaard]], ''Ecofeminism: Animals, Women and Nature''
	* Elizabeth Dodson Gray, ''Green Paradise Lost'' (1979)		* [[Elizabeth Dodson Gray]], ''Green Paradise Lost'' (1979)
	* Susan Griffin, ''Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside Her'' (1978)		* [[Susan Griffin]], ''Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside Her'' (1978)
	* Carolyn Merchant, ''The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology and the Scientific Revolution'' (1980)		* [[Carolyn Merchant]], ''The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology and the Scientific Revolution'' (1980)
	* Judith Plant, ''Healing the Wounds: The Promise of Ecofeminism'' (1989)		* [[Judith Plant]], ''Healing the Wounds: The Promise of Ecofeminism'' (1989)
	* Val Plumwood, ''Feminism and the Mastery of Nature''		* [[Val Plumwood]], ''Feminism and the Mastery of Nature''
	* Rosemary R. Ruether, ''New Woman, New Earth'' (1975)		* [[Rosemary R. Ruether]], ''New Woman, New Earth'' (1975)
	* Rosemary R. Ruether, ''Gaia and God: An Ecofeminist Theology of Earth Healing''		* Rosemary R. Ruether, ''Gaia and God: An Ecofeminist Theology of Earth Healing''
	* Vandana Shiva, ''Close to Home: Women Reconnect Ecology, Health, and Development'' (1994)		* [[Vandana Shiva]], ''Close to Home: Women Reconnect Ecology, Health, and Development'' (1994)
	* Vandana Shiva, ''Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge'' (1997)		* [[Vandana Shiva]], ''Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge'' (1997)
	* Vandana Shiva & Maria Mies, ''Ecofeminism'' (1993)		* [[Vandana Shiva]] & Maria Mies, ''Ecofeminism'' (1993)
	* [[Starhawk]], see especially ''The Spiral Dance''		* [[Starhawk]], see especially ''The Spiral Dance''

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	* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]		* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]]'s Three Californias trilogy, especially [[The Wild Shore]]
	* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.		* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s work is frequently cited as an example of ecofeminist thought in SF; ''[[Beauty (novel)\|Beauty]]'' and ''[[The Companions]]'' in particular, linked human destructiveness of the natural world with government, capitalism, and sexism.

			==Further reading==


	[[category:Feminism]]		[[category:Feminism]]
	[[category:Feminism and critical theory]]		[[category:Feminism and critical theory]]
	[[category:Ecofeminism\| ]]		[[category:Ecofeminism\| ]]