Ecopolitics: The Environment in Poststructuralist Thought

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Psychology Press, 1997 - Broj stranica: 188
Rethinking the conditions of life, space and the state of the world figured prominently in the events of 1968, yet little attention is now being paid to ecological themes that arose in this influential period. Ecopolitics reassesses awareness - or non-awareness - of ecological issues in the work of key French poststructural thinkers and others affected by these events. Pointing first to some currently disparaging critiques of ecology in the work of Luc Ferry and Jean Baudrillard, Ecopolitics then returns to Claude Levi-Strauss' critical reading of Sartre, which led the way towards ecological thinking in contemporary theory. Through a reading of key texts by Bateson Serres, Prigogine and Stergers, Virilio, Guattari, Cixous, Irigaray and others, Ecopolitics illustrates how by means of reassessing nature and questioning technologies, a shift away from humanism has played a key role in shaping ecological thought. Ecopolitics will appeal to students concerned with the environment and those engaged in gender and cultural studies.
 

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A first type of disparagement The return of the full subject and the division between nature and culture
13
A second type of disparagement Denaturing or ecology as simulacrum
28
Emergence of ecology Beyond dialectics and existential humanism
40
Chaos and ethics From science to praxis
56
Motor ecology
76
New ecological territories
91
Everyday life Ecological practices
108
Back to writing The fate of post1968 feminine writing
123
Conclusion
141
Notes
153
References
176
Index
184
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