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    Deep ecology, ecofeminism, and social ecology have several similar aspects to their approaches, but also have a variety of differences that make them unique in their philosophy. One idea that is similar between all three approaches is the idea of radical change within societies worldwide. Although radical change is crucial to these philosophical approaches, there are differing systems that take place within each idea and different ecological challenges that are faced by them. Deep ecology does…

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    Siyu Yin Ricky Manoff GWS 301 December 7, 2016 Ecofeminism Chapter 7 talks about the very essence of ecofeminism. The main focus of the chapter mentions the domination over the natural world by the humanity. It says that women are connected more to the nature than men and some cultures clearly show this connection. Ecofeminists claim that equally to the oppression we face in society, there are conceptual, symbolic, and a spiritual links between environmental and ecological problems and feminism.…

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    This case study examines key points in chapter six, titled Ecofeminism in Environmental Ethics for Canadians edited by Byron Williston. Williston also relates the chapter to a current real-world issue, in this case, it is how women should be at the frontline of environmentalists and that conclusion is made since there is dioxin being found inside the breast milk of mothers (183). Dioxins that contaminate breast milk come from industrial processes such as the incineration of medical waste and…

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    literature, Linda Hogan, Mean Spirit, ecofeminism, oppression. The aim of the present paper is to attempt an ecofeminist critical approach to Linda Hogan's novel, Mean Spirit (1990), which is actually an application of the fundamental ecofeminist critical principles. The late twentieth century witnessed the emergence of ecological feminism or ecofeminism as a critical approach which associates between feminism and ecology. The term ecofeminism was first used in 1974 by the…

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    Therefore it is recognised for various matters and is a greatly valuable environmental and feminist theory. If Ecofeminism is an umbrella what is the storm it is resisting? They deem the largest structure of society is a system of capitalist patriarchy. Capitalism signifies to the economic organisation that derives profits from private production by keeping wages low…

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    the results of the projects, which are made for the name of progress in today’s industrial society. The way to such type of thinking is offered by the theory of ecocriticism which has various concepts such as deep ecology, ecopoetics,and ecofeminism. Ecofeminism encourages our interconnectedness with nature. It also addresses the subjugation of women and marginalized people. The recognition of social and environmental injustices is presented…

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    As many people know, feminism is the advocacy of equal rights between the sexes. But fewer people know about ecofeminism, which is not only the advocation of equal rights, but is the inclusion of the advocation of ecological issues in the advocation of equality. Ecofeminism sees that the oppression of women and the oppression of nature are inherently linked and therefore the advocation of the rights of one means that the rights of the other must be advocated for as well. Karen Warren, a…

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    framework that humans are morally justified in subordinating plants and rocks just as men are justified in subordinating women (pg. 591-592). This conceptual framework is the bottom line of the discussion of oppression in ecofeminism. I do not believe this presentation of ecofeminism is coherent because…

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    because we both share a passion and love for nature. The first article that sparked my interest was, Literal and Metaphoric Harmony with Nature: Ecofeminism and Harriet Prescott Spofford's “Circumstance” and the second article was “Tales of the Wonderful Hunt”. Immediately after reading both works, I thought they were intriguing, between the ecofeminism, human ecology, nature, and religious role. Certainly, I'm at an advantage here, having Marshall as my professor; that enabled me to understand…

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    The importance of literature can be seen in various aspects. Environmentally, literature tells the story of the relationships that humans share with the environment. Literature of Africa and the Caribbean use an interdisciplinary approach to shed light on different environmental concerns. In a sense, literature gives nature its voice. In this paper, I will outline the importance of the Feminist, Eco-Feminist, Eco-Imagination, Eco-Centric, and Eco-Efficiency. Ecocriticism is “ecologically…

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