This anthology situates the cultural and literary theories of ecofeminism in an interdisciplinary and global dialogue. It brings ecofeminism into conversation with several areas of inquiry, including ecocriticism, postcolonialism, geography, environmental law, religion, geoengineering, systems thinking, family therapy, and environmental justice.
This anthology situates the cultural and literary theories of ecofeminism in an interdisciplinary and global dialogue. It brings ecofeminism into conversation with several areas of inquiry, including ecocriticism, postcolonialism, geography, environmental law, religion, geoengineering, systems thinking, family therapy, and environmental justice.
Sam Mickey is adjunct professor at the University of San Francisco. Douglas A. Vakoch is president of Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) International and editor of the book series Ecocritical Theory and Practice.
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Editor's Preface Sam Mickey Introduction Valerie Padilla Carroll Part I: Ecocritical Readings 1. Ecofeminist, Post-colonial, and Anti-capitalist Possibilities in Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring Anna Bedford 2. "I Learnt All the Words and Broke Them Up / To Make a Single Word: Homeland": An Eco-Postcolonial Perspective of Resistance in Palestinian Women's Literature Benay Blend 3. Pylons, Playgrounds, and Power Stations: Ecofeminism and Landscape in Women's Short Fiction from Wales Michelle Deininger 4. Angela Carter's Postmodern Wolf Tales Karen Ya-Chu Yang Part II: Emerging Ecofeminisms 5. "If only I had petals, my situation would be different": The Curious Case of Nature Reserves and Shelters for Battered Women Edna Gorney 6. Leaning into the Light: Towards an Ecofeminist Model of Family Therapy Gail Grossman Freyne 7. Technofeminism and Ecofeminism: An Analysis of Geoengineering Research Tina Sikka Part III: Religion and Spirituality 8. Weaving Ecofeminisms: Sharing the Reflections of Latin American Women Ann Hidalgo 9. Women, Water, and Ecofeminism: A Method to Respond to the Commodification of Water Rachel Hart Winter 10. Hope Over Powerlessness: McFague's Meditation on the World as God's Body Rebecca Meier-Rao Part IV: Mapping Spaces: Geography and International Perspectives 11. Dilemmas and Possibilities of Online Activism in a Gendered Space Jessica McLean 12. Mapping and Misrecognition: Ecofeminist Insights into Chicana Feminist Aesthetics Christina Holmes 13. Ecofeminist Potentials for International Environmental Law Kate Wilkinson Cross
Editor's Preface Sam Mickey Introduction Valerie Padilla Carroll Part I: Ecocritical Readings 1. Ecofeminist, Post-colonial, and Anti-capitalist Possibilities in Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring Anna Bedford 2. "I Learnt All the Words and Broke Them Up / To Make a Single Word: Homeland": An Eco-Postcolonial Perspective of Resistance in Palestinian Women's Literature Benay Blend 3. Pylons, Playgrounds, and Power Stations: Ecofeminism and Landscape in Women's Short Fiction from Wales Michelle Deininger 4. Angela Carter's Postmodern Wolf Tales Karen Ya-Chu Yang Part II: Emerging Ecofeminisms 5. "If only I had petals, my situation would be different": The Curious Case of Nature Reserves and Shelters for Battered Women Edna Gorney 6. Leaning into the Light: Towards an Ecofeminist Model of Family Therapy Gail Grossman Freyne 7. Technofeminism and Ecofeminism: An Analysis of Geoengineering Research Tina Sikka Part III: Religion and Spirituality 8. Weaving Ecofeminisms: Sharing the Reflections of Latin American Women Ann Hidalgo 9. Women, Water, and Ecofeminism: A Method to Respond to the Commodification of Water Rachel Hart Winter 10. Hope Over Powerlessness: McFague's Meditation on the World as God's Body Rebecca Meier-Rao Part IV: Mapping Spaces: Geography and International Perspectives 11. Dilemmas and Possibilities of Online Activism in a Gendered Space Jessica McLean 12. Mapping and Misrecognition: Ecofeminist Insights into Chicana Feminist Aesthetics Christina Holmes 13. Ecofeminist Potentials for International Environmental Law Kate Wilkinson Cross
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