.... Alaimo concludes with a rich theoretical challenge, which draws on both Judith Butler and Donna Haraway, aimed at those who deem ecofeminism inherently retrogressive. ‘‘Feminist theories, politics, and fictions...

..., aimed at those who deem ecofeminism inherently retrogressive. ‘‘Feminist theories, politics, and fictions can travel beyond the false dichotomy of reject- ing ‘nature’ or valorizing the whole ideological package Alaimo asserts...

... how gender intersects with the material world” (xviii). Trites cogently demonstrates how to apply this interwoven stance throughout the five chapters of the book: “Race and intersectionality,” “Ecofeminism,” “Neoliberalism,” “Sexual orientation and gender identity,” and “Caring and disability...

..., a critique of an ecofeminism or ecopoetics that rejects the well-worn trope of “stewardship” as a condescending misreading of human-nonhuman relations in favor of an “indigenous land ethic” that one is continually working “toward” refining conceptually and poetically even as it always already exists (123...

... not only the environmental jus- tice movement but also the philosophical roots of the field in deep ecology and ecofeminism. Eric Otto’s first book, Green Speculations, is a fascinating study of important works of science fiction and their relation to these founda- tional philosophies. The goal...

... moment. From Husserl’s phenomenology (and certain recent incarnations of ecophenomenology) through New Age nature spiritualities and Goddess ecofeminisms to various articula- tions of the posthuman, the Enlightenment self-world­ divide is over- come only through the assimilation...

... and environmentalists must understand not only the environmental jus- tice movement but also the philosophical roots of the field in deep ecology and ecofeminism. Eric Otto’s first book, Green Speculations, is a fascinating study of important works of science fiction and their relation to these founda- tional...

... is to discover in domestic economy a way of thinking about nature as something in which we live and, equally important, that lives in us. alan.ackerman@utoronto.ca Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Catharine E. Beecher home economics human ecology environmentalism ecofeminism...

... in approach from ecofeminism to psychoanalysis, these essays explore the legacy of Madwoman in literary criticism and feminist theory. Although British literature is at the center of these essays, this collection proposes instructive and generative approaches to studies...

... as nature lover is another matter. We know that Stein was fond of long walks in the country and that Moore loved natural his- tory museums and nature films, but it is still somewhat startling to find a critic claiming Stein as a precursor to ecofeminism or to come across a photograph of Moore...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...

... pleasure could have been considerably enhanced by more careful copy- editing—approaches the question of nature writing from the perspective of ecofeminism. Cook’s introduction highlights the difference between women’s and men’s writing about nature as the volume’s central concern, but most...