Ecofeminism in Chris Wedge\u27s Epic
The aims of this study are to analyze the symbols of ecofeminism and the reflection of ecofeminism in Chris Wedge’s Epic (2013). In the first problem statement, the researcher analyzes some symbols of ecofeminism and the second, the researcher explains ...
Istiharoh, Agus Ferani
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The Gastonia Novels and Ecofeminism: Rereading the Works of Fielding Burke Grace Lumpkin and Myra Page. [PDF]
This thesis examines Fielding Burke\u27s Call Home the Heart, Grace Lumpkin\u27s To Make My Bread, and Myra Page\u27s Gathering Storm through the lens of ecofeminism, an interdisciplinary theory that contributes the necessary insight into the link ...
Aubrey, Amanda Leigh
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Decoloniality as the Only Pathway to the Right to Development in Latin America. [PDF]
Beghin N.
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Facilitators and Barriers to Implementing Sustainability in Oral Health Care. [PDF]
Volgenant CMC, Bras S, Persoon IF.
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Social Justice and the environment: why ecofeminism is the answer [PDF]
One of the most pressing and demanding areas of contemporary philosophy is environmental philosophy. In environmental philosophy, there is a subset of the discourse focusing on social justice, political theory and philosophy, and the connection between ...
William David Reyes
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Ecofeminism and geography: the case of Vandana Shiva and Chipko
The study of human-environment interactions by geography is traditionally conceptualized as the "man-land" theme in geographic analysis. Feminists and other post-structuralists criticize that conceptualization.
Hall, Judith K.
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Ecofeminism and Veganism - revisiting the question of universalism
This chapter critically examines debates in ecofeminism about the possibility of a universal vegan ethic from an intersectional ...
Twine, Richard; id_orcid
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Ecofeminist heterotopias: gendered ecologies, memory, and ecological displacement in Elif Shafak's <i>There Are Rivers in the Sky</i>. [PDF]
S H, S P.
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Lived religion and gendered environmental governance: ecofeminism and indigenous cosmology in the Kajang community, Indonesia. [PDF]
Najamuddin N +4 more
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