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Abstract

Ecofeminism is a stream of environmental thinking of feminist approach which appeared in Europe in the last third of the twentieth century, and which is characterized by the diversity of sub-currents in the socio-cultural, political and activist fields, among others. Ecofeminism proposes that both the feminist movement and the environmental movement have common goals such as equal rights or the abolition of hierarchies, and that they work together in building theoretical and practical alternatives, as it has occurred in some previous occasion. Consequently, what we will be analyzing throughout this article is the role played by this movement along the eighties. We shall study their actions, how, where and why, but mostly, we will focus our attention on the consequences that their actions might have later on both for the eco-feminist movement itself and society in general. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Title
EL MOVIMIENTO ECOFEMINISTA EN LOS AÑOS OCHENTA/THE ECOFEMINIST MOVEMENT IN THE EIGHTIES
Author
Rubio, Antonio Daniel Juan; Conesa, Isabel María García
Pages
57-90
Publication year
2013
Publication date
Dec 2013
Publisher
iS+D Fundacion
e-ISSN
19893469
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1490497715
Copyright
Copyright iS+D Fundacion Dec 2013