Ecofeminism: Exploitation of Women and Nature

  • Anjum T
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Ecofeminism fuses ecology and feminism into one and seeks to draw parallels between the exploitation of the environment and the exploitation of women. It believes that the earth is interconnected, and nature does not recognize human boundaries. It holds that one of the reasons for the destruction of the Earth is that patriarchy only values the masculine traits of conquering and dominance and devalues the ‘feminine’ traits of life-giving and nurturing. The patriarchal culture has been habitual to see women and nature as ‘objects’.

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Anjum, T. (2020). Ecofeminism: Exploitation of Women and Nature. International Journal of English Literature and Social Sciences, 5(4), 846–848. https://doi.org/10.22161/ijels.54.2

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