[[ Click here to view this video on visual rhetoric ]] but then return to read more, below. In class, we discussed how suitably furry or otherwise adorable creatures become “poster animals” for various environmental… Continue reading
This image represents essentialist ecofeminist imagery. First, please note that each post on this blog has included critical analysis at some level within each of the areas I’ve explored. But here, I would… Continue reading
Within the literature I surveyed in writing this blog, ecofeminim tends to hold the Chipko movement as a model of an ecofeminist environmental movement. In the 1970’s a group of Indian villagers in… Continue reading
Here I will briefly compare ecofeminism to deep ecology. [ To read a short introduction to deep ecology, try this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_ecology ] Some propose that deep ecology and ecofeminism have much in… Continue reading
We have already examined (see what is ecofeminism?) the ecological feminist claim that there are connections between: 1. Treatment of women and “other” marginalized groups And 2. Treatment of nature (by which they… Continue reading
I’ll be using this blog to explore the Eco-feminist position. I’ll be considering the following topics: 1. What is Ecofeminism? 2. What are the Connections between Women and Nature? 3. Ecofeminism, Deep Ecology,… Continue reading
