Ecofeminism, Second Edition: Feminist Intersections with Other Animals and the Earth

Cover
Halftitle page
Title page
Copyright page
Epigraph
Acknowledgments (first edition)
Acknowledgments (second edition)
Preface
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1 Ecofeminist Footings Carol J. Adamsand Lori Gruen
	Ecofeminist philosophy: A brief overview
	Sentiment in patriarchal spaces
	The reign of reason
	Emerging feminist analysis of connections with animals
	Disappearing women
	Intertwined feminist activism: The 1970s and 1980s
	Making connections: Race, gender, class, species
	The Anthropocene
	Who tells the story of resistance?
	#MeToo and animal rights
	The problem of white supremacy and cultural appropriation in the animal movement
	Ethics of care
	Notes
part one Affect
	Introduction
	2 Caring to Dialogue: Feminism and the Treatment of Animals Josephine Donovan
		Feminist animal care theory
		Response to criticisms and elaborations of feminist animal care theory
		A standpoint theory for animals?
		A dialogical ethic of care for the treatment of animals
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	3 Compassion and Being Human Deane Curtin
		Introduction: Compassion vs. rights
		Arguments against compassion
		What makes morality possible?
		Turning empathy into compassion
		Defining compassion
		The Stoic objection to compassion
		Food as a compassionate practice
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	4 Ecology Is a Sistah’s Issue Too: The Politics of Emergent Afrocentric Ecowomanism Shamara Shantu Riley
		The problem of nature for Black womanism
		The politics of nature–culture dualism
		The role of the environmental-isms in providing the foundation for an Afrocentric womanist agenda
		Emergent Afrocentric ecowomanism: On the necessity of survival
		Emergent United States Afrocentric ecowomanist activism
		Emergent Afrocentric ecowomanist activism in Africa
		Afrocentric ecomotherists: Ecowomanist potential?
		Moving beyond dualism: An Afrocentric approach
		Acknowledgment
		Notes
	5 Joy Deborah Slicer
		Story telling
		Humor
		Play
		Kip
		Being
		Courage
		Notes
	6 Eros and the Mechanisms of Eco-Defense pattrice jones
		Steps to an ecology of eros
		Reproduction and its discontents
		Consciousness of lost limbs
		The animal problem
		The return of the repressed
		Acknowledgments
	7 Interdependent Animals: A Feminist Disability Ethic-of-Care Sunaura Taylor
		Being cared for
		Disabled, domesticated, and dependent
		Disabled, domesticated, and valuable
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	8 Facing Death and Practicing Grief Lori Gruen
		Ecofeminism, extinctionism, and exterminism
		Living and dying
		Practicing grief
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
part two Context
	Introduction
	9 Inter-animal Moral Conflict and Moral Repair: A Contextualized Ecofeminist Approach in Action Karen S. Emmerman
		Afterword 2020
		Notes
	10 Michael Vick, Race, and Animality Claire Jean Kim
		Notes
	11 Caring Cannibals and Human(e) Farming: Testing Contextual Edibility for Speciesism Ralph Acampora
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	12 Ecofeminism and Veganism: Revisiting the Question of Universalism Richard Twine
		Why universalism now?
		Intersections of animals, nation, and racialization
		Ecofeminists discussing animal advocacy and universalism
		Contesting “contextual”
		Notes
	13 Why a Pig? A Reclining Nude Reveals the Intersections of Race, Sex, Slavery, and Species Carol J. Adams
		The genealogy of the reclining nude
		David Harvey’s The Conditions of Postmodernity (1997)
		Michael Harris’s Colored Pictures: Race and Representation
		Nell Painter’s History of White People
		The function of animalizing and racializing: That’s why a pig
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	14 Toward New EcoMasculinities, EcoGenders, and EcoSexualities Greta Gaard
		Toward an ecological masculinity
		Eco-masculinities, ecosexualities, and their contemporary expressions
		Inviting explorations: Eco-erotophilic anarcha-feminist masculinities
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
part three Climate
	Introduction
	15 Pussy Panic versus Liking Animals: Tracking Gender in Animal Studies Susan Fraiman
		Why this shame?
		Real men don’t like animals
		Feminists that therefore we follow
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	16 Black Feminist Ecological Thought: A Manifesto Chelsea Mikael Frazier
	17 The Animals Call it: Listening to the Climate Crisis Fiona Probyn-Rapsey
		The politics of listening
		Into the wreckage
		Attention
		Settler colonialism
		“Really listen hard”
		Notes
	18 Global Atmospheres of Violence: Shifting Terrains of Othering in Ecofeminist Multispecies Witnessing Kathryn Gillespie and Yamini Narayanan
		Introduction
		Atmospheres of violence: Creating animal others
		Othering animals in feminist research
		Conclusion: Toward multispecies witnessing on shifting terrain
	19 Maximum Plunder: The Global Context and Multiple Threats of Animal Agriculture Mia MacDonald
		A sinking ship
		The tragedy in Brazil
		Viral resistance
		Rigid, flawed, and vulnerable
		A new vision
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
	20 Upsetting Boundaries: Trans Queer Interspecies Ecofeminisms Leah Kirts
		Scaffolding gender
		Degendering the body
		Embodying futures
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
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