La visión ecofeminista: desarrollo, expansión y contribución al futuro del feminismo
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https://doi.org/10.14198/fem.2013.22.03Palabras clave:
Ecofeminismo, Nuevos materialismos, Defensa animal, Justicia medioambiental, Integración homosexual, BioéticaResumen
Partiendo de aportaciones críticas de algunas de las figuras claves del movimiento ecofeminista, el objetivo de mi trabajo es explorar el desarrollo actual y las estrategias futuras de las principales líneas de investigación y activismo dentro de esta corriente de feminismo ecológico. Tras una revisión breve de creciente imbricación de los estudios de género y la defensa medioambiental en los Estados Unidos, Australia y Europa, mi objetivo es revisar las tendencias actuales, surgidas a partir del nuevo milenio. La intención última es trazar los puntos de confluencia del feminismo actual con los nuevos materialismos, así como la implicación feminista en los movimientos de defensa de los derechos de los animales, de justicia ambiental, de integración homosexual y bioética, con la finalidad de destacar los más aptos para combatir la discriminación de género y la injustica social, y los mejor orientados a preservar el medioambiente.Citas
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