ecofeminism in A Sentence

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    Ecofeminism as materialist is another common dimension Ecofeminism.

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    Vegetarian Ecofeminism contributed intersectional analysis;

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    Wicca and Paganism are particularly influential to spiritual Ecofeminism.

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    The major criticism of Ecofeminism is that it is essentialist.

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    Feminist thought surrounding Ecofeminism grew in some areas as it was criticized;

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    The essentialist view saw Ecofeminism as reinforcing and growing patriarchal dominance and norms.

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    Spiritual Ecofeminism is not linked to one specific religion, but is centered around values of caring, compassion, and non-violence.

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    In Ecofeminism(1993) authors Vandana Shiva and Maria Mies ponder modern science and its acceptance as a universal and value-free system.

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    Modern Ecofeminism, or feminist eco-criticism, eschews such essentialism and instead focuses more on intersectional questions, such as how the nature-culture split enables the oppression of female and nonhuman bodies.

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    Her major theories include ecocriticism which works to include literary criticism and composition to inform Ecofeminism and other feminist theories to address wider range of social issues within Ecofeminism.

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    According to ecofeminist and author Charlene Spretnak, modern Ecofeminism is concerned about a variety of issues, including reproductive technology, equal pay and equal rights, toxic poisoning, Third World development, and more.

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    Alicia Puleo- The author of several books and articles on Ecofeminism and gender inequality, Alicia Puleo has been characterized as“arguably Spain's most prominent explicator-philosopher of the worldwide movement or theoretical orientation known as Ecofeminism.”.

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    If I speak of‘Ecofeminism', then this must be an abbreviation for the whole range of natural-philosophical, societal-theoretical, scientific-critical and-historical approaches, which come from a feminist perspective with the ecological crisis, the social nature and gender relations and possibilities of their practical solution.”.

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    In turn, the Ecofeminism is accused of being sexist, by showing the masculine” with an innately inferior capacity in areas of performance considered significant“, and arbitrarily endowing the female counterpart with ecological moral superiority, without considering free will and the individual quality in the ecological decision.

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    In this sense, Ecofeminism too strongly correlates the social status of women with the social status of nature, rather than the non-essentialist view that women along with nature both have masculine and feminine qualities, and that just like feminine qualities have often been seen as less worthy, nature is also seen as having lesser value than culture.

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