Ecofeminism and the Sacred

The Ms. Magazine reviewer recommended this volume saying, "This multicultural anthology is a thoughtful contribution to an evolving body of analysis and action." It is published by Continuum International.

Table of Contents

Revisioning Religion

• Rosemary Radford Ruether: Ecofeminism: Symbolic and Social Connections of the Oppression of Women and the Domination of Nature

• Delores S. Williams: Sin, Nature, and Black Women's Bodies

• Catherine Keller: Talk about the Weather: The Greening of Eschatology

• Stephanie Kaza: Acting with Compassion: Buddhism, Feminism, and the Environmental Crisis

• Judith Plaskow: Feminist Judaism and Repair of the World

• Sallie McFague: An Earthly Theological Agenda

• Lina Gupta: Ganga: Purity, Pollution, and Hinduism

Envisioning Ecofeminism

• Karen J. Warren: A Feminist Philosophical Perspective on Ecofeminist Spiritualities

• L. Teal Willoughby: Ecofeminist Consciousness and the Transforming Power of Symbols

• Ellen Cronan Rose: The Good Mother: From Gaia to Gilead

• Andy Smith: For All Those Who Were Indian in a Former Life

• Gloria Feman Orenstein: Toward an Ecofeminist Ethic of Shamanism and the Sacred

• Shamara Shantu Riley: Ecology Is a Sistah's Issue Too: The Politics of Emergent Afrocentric Afrowomanism

Embodying Ecofeminist Spiritualities

• Carol Lee Sanchez: Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral: The Sacred Connection

• Jane Caputi: Nuclear Power and the Sacred: Or Why a Beautiful Woman Is Like a Nuclear Power Plant

• Rebecca Johnson: New Moon Over Roxbury: Reflections on Urban Life and the Land

• Charlene Spretnak: Earthbody and Personal Body as Sacred

• Byllye Avery and Mary E. Hunt: Natural Resources

• Carol J. Adams and Marjorie Procter-Smith: Taking Life or "Taking on Life"? Table Talk and Animals

• Zoe Weil: Ecofeminist Education: Adolescence, Activism, and Spirituality