Survival on earth: The meaning of feminism

Dinnerstein, Dorothy

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“…Women will be continuously subordinated to men and subordinated to culture if women do not fight back (Tong and Botts 2018, 210-12). In subsequent developments, self-criticism came from Warren, who saw that transformative ecofeminists had failed to read how the system of human oppression against non-humans occurred (Dinnerstein 1989;Tong and Botts 2018, 274-78;Warren 1995Warren , 1996.…”

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“…The narrative extends to the rejection of skepticism rooted in religious anthropocentrism, aligning with the perspectives of spiritual ecofeminists like Starhawk (1989Starhawk ( , 1990. Additionally, the discourse seeks emancipation from the constraints of bodily enculturation and the denial of biological destiny, concepts championed by transformative ecofeminists such as Dinnerstein (1989) and Warren (1995Warren ( , 1996. Furthermore, the narrative distances itself from moral assumptions linking the equal rights of animals with women, echoing the sentiments of vegan ecofeminists as articulated by Kao (2006), Regan (2004), and Singer (2009).…”

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Locality, Equality, and Piety: Pesantren Ecofeminism Movement in Indonesia

Sulistyati

2023

Stud. Islam.

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The ecofeminism movement in Indonesia is generally territorial and intersectional but tends to be secular. This study shows the emergence of ecofeminism ideas integrated with Islamic values in the form of pesantren. Unlike other ecofeminisms—which were generally born as a response to women and environmental issues an sich, pesantren ecofeminism was an effort to rise from the mental-class and economic-class trauma of peasant society. I used a subsistence perspective, which led me to the Pesantren Ekologi Ath-Thaariq in Garut, West Java, Indonesia. I combined Harvard and Longwe frameworks to analyze pesantren’s activity, access, control, and equivalence level. This article contains the pesantren ecofeminism concept in viewing the environment through faith, local wisdom, and piety. This study further examines the ability of pesantren to break unequal power relations between humans and between humans and non-humans, instead of continuing the patriarchal tradition and its kiai-centric system.

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