Earth muse: feminism, nature, and art

Abstract

Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Is Woman Dead? Gender-Skepticism and a Philosophy in the A Heideggerean Defense of Gender and Genesis 2. Renaturalizing Gender (with the help of Merleau-Ponty) 3. The Will to Power and the Feminine Can We Ascribe a Gender to Being Nature in Metaphysics Zarathustra's Love of the Earth The Phallocentrism of the Will to Power Implications for a Feminist Ontology 4. Deconstructing the Culture/Nature Dichotomy: Preparations Women and the Culture/Nature Dichotomy Art (Techne) and Nature (Phusis) as Ways of Bringing-Forth The Coming-To-Be of an Entity from Techne and an Entity from Phusis The Challenging-Out of the Will to Power 5. Mother Doesn't Matter Aristotle's Analysis of the Coming-To-Be of a Man from a Man The Ontological Demise of Nature 6. Toward and Backward: An Ecofeminist Revisioning of Human Be(com)ing The Question of Tools Respecting the Earth's Drawing Pull Playing in the Gap Between Culture and Nature: Moving into Nearness Culture as a Cultivating 7. The Being of Water in the Hydroelectric Plant Unlocking Energy Energy as the Transforming Form The Storehouse of Energy Distributing and Switching About 8. Ecological Be(com)ing in the World-Earth Home Whitewashing the Earth Eco-nomos: Backward to Laws of Social Gathering Logos: The Laying-Out that Gathers Eco (home): Gathering-Round Giving and Power Notes References Index

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