Liberty, Equality, Sustainability. For an Enlightened Ecofeminism
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2008.i38.402Keywords:
liberty, equality, sustainability, ecofeminismAbstract
This article presents the proposal of an enlightened Ecofeminism and defines it as an ethic-political thinking about human relations to Nature. It aims at ecojustice and sustainability, which are characterized through the criticism of prejudice, through the principles of equality and autonomy, and through the nominalist conceptualization of gender, intercultural dialogue and the sensible acceptance of science and technique. The enlightened Ecofeminism universalizes virtues such as caring for the human and non-human Nature, and defends a compassionate moral towards the radical finitude of the world.
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