Ecofeminism as Politics: Nature, Marx and the Postmodern

Alicja Musznski · Ariel Kay Salleh

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Social Sciences and Humanities Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

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Part 1 Women and ecopolitics: ecological crisis reframes history ecofeminist actions ecofeminist ideas. Part 2 Ecofeminism as epistemology: man/woman-nature body as logic - 1/0 as culture the nature-woman-labour nexus the discourse of Marx. Part 3 The anorexic text of postmodern feminism: deep ecology as neopatriarchal reason ecosocialism - living the deepest contradiction social ecology - is the political personal? Part 4 An embodied materialism: the pleasures of enduring time.

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