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Women and nature? Beyond dualism in gender, body, and environment / Contemporary perspectives on ecofeminism

Sarah A. O’Brien

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The continued question of the affectivity and necessity of ecofeminism is a manifestation of both its critiques and receptivity. Yet, ecofeminism remains and continues to flourish as a theoretical ...

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The continued question of the affectivity and necessity of ecofeminism is a manifestation of both its critiques and receptivity. Yet, ecofeminism remains and continues to flourish as a theoretical ...

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The continued question of the affectivity and necessity of ecofeminism is a manifestation of both its critiques and receptivity. Yet, ecofeminism remains and continues to flourish as a theoretical ...

Key concepts: Ecofeminism, Dualism, Sociology, Gender studies, Environmental ethics, Epistemology, Philosophy

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