Ecofeminism and Wilderness

Vance, Linda K.

doi:10.2979/nws.1997.9.3.60

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“…Linda Vance (1997) dan Agarwal Bina (1992) menyatakan, kesatuan pemikiran para tokoh ekofeminis dari berbagai aliran tersebut terletak pada kesamaan pendapat bahwa dominasi budaya patriarki laki-laki atas perempuan yang pararel dengan dominasi patriarki laki-laki terhadap alam. Baik perempuan dan alam telah dikontrol dan dimanipulasi untuk memenuhi hasrat laki-laki.…”

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Ekoteologi berwawasan Gender dalam al-Quran

Febriani¹

2017

palastren J. Studi Gend.

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Eco-theology is a constructive form of theology that discusses the interrelation between religion and nature. It involves the relationship between the religious view and environmental damage. The spiritual crisis of modern humans makes unharmonious interactions between humans and the environment. The stereotype gender issue leaves crucial issues between men and women about the environmental damage causes. This paper reveals how the Qur'an gives the solution to environmental problems. It begins with building a human theological awareness and a harmonious relationship between men and women on the environment. This study uses maudu'i tafsir method based on al-Farmawi. The result finds that there is the systemic relationship between God, nature, and humans as a whole necessitate. It became a harmonious relationship based on theological consciousness. Human as a caliph in the world. God allows humans to use natural resources to consume and they must protect the environment. Both men and women can use natural resources as well as responsible. The role of men and women depicted by the Qur'an is complementary and cooperative. The Qur'an refutes the stereotype of characters for both by sex.

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Ekoteologi berwawasan Gender dalam al-Quran

Febriani¹

2017

palastren J. Studi Gend.

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“…According to Warren (1994, as cited in Vance, 1997), patriarchal domination of nature and patriarchal domination of women go hand in hand. Parallel to the treatment of nature, Haldaa depicts the treatment women receive in a patriarchal society where they not only suffer from helpless dependence, identity crisis, endangered motherhood, but also become the victim of environmental crisis caused by men.…”

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Of All the Mothers at Stake: Ecofeminism and Bangladeshi Films

Urmy

2023

Sp.J of Dep. of Eng.

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Ecofeminism explores the connection between nature and women, and the abusive treatment of both in the hands of patriarchy and the capitalistic modes of production. Essential feminists believe nature and women to be connected through their roles since the inception of earth and human civilization. The way mother nature provides human beings and animals with all the essentials to be born, grow up, and survive, and lets [1] the human civilization to flourish is similar to a woman’s giving birth to babies, and raising them with utmost care in the role of a mother. From that viewpoint, both nature and women are the origins and protectors of life. Therefore, exploiting the source of life itself indicates the [2] endangerment of life on earth. On the other hand, socialist ecofeminists believe that patriarchy uses this concept of the link between women and nature on the basis of the roles mentioned above only to dominate them. Bangladeshi filmmakers of this generation have become conscious of visually representing this age-old concept of woman-nature relationship -- the abuse of both [3] in their films which can be analysed from an ecofeminist point of view. This paper explores two Bangladeshi films, Haldaa, directed by Tauquir Ahmed, and Padmapuran, directed by Rashid Polash, and sheds some light on the depiction of interconnectedness of nature and women from an essentialist ecofeminist perspective, and the subordination of both from a socialist ecofeminist perspective. It shows how human civilization will suffer if both nature and women, especially the mothers, are not treated and valued properly. Spectrum, Volume 17, June 2022: 75-88

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(Re)turning to the Sacred Trails: (Re)storying Connections to More-than-Human Worlds in Outdoor Education

Riley

2018

The Palgrave International Handbook of Women and Outdoor Learning

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Ecofeminism and Wilderness

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Ekoteologi berwawasan Gender dalam al-Quran

Ekoteologi berwawasan Gender dalam al-Quran

Of All the Mothers at Stake: Ecofeminism and Bangladeshi Films

(Re)turning to the Sacred Trails: (Re)storying Connections to More-than-Human Worlds in Outdoor Education

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