Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field

As an activist and research movement, ecofeminism is concerned with the interrelations between sexism, racism, speciesism and environmental degradation. Thus, from its beginning in the 1970s, the ecofeminist movement has argued that angles and “limes” between disciplines were not always as definite...

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Hoofdauteur: Lauwers, Margot
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:angles_1649 https://doi.org/10.4000/angles.1649 urn:doi:10.4000/angles.1649 en https://journals.openedition.org/angles/1649 2020-07-16T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/9n09 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field Angles Société des Anglicistes de l'Enseignement Supérieur info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2274-2042 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/angles Lauwers, Margot écofeminisme écocritique féministe transdisciplinarité sexisme spécisme philosophie environnementale ecofeminism feminist ecocriticism transdisciplinarity sexism speciesism environmental thinking As an activist and research movement, ecofeminism is concerned with the interrelations between sexism, racism, speciesism and environmental degradation. Thus, from its beginning in the 1970s, the ecofeminist movement has argued that angles and “limes” between disciplines were not always as definite as one might think. This article proposes to draw on the latest evolutions in the field of ecofeminist studies—namely the fact that ecofeminist literary criticism has successfully used literature out of its literary limits as an inter-space between practice and theory—and from my own experience as a young scholar working on ecofeminism, in order to clarify the ecofeminist approach to limits and angles on the one hand. It also aims to demonstrate how the problems ecofeminism encountered in successfully dealing with its problematic transdisciplinarity might serve to help further other interdisciplinary research in Anglo-American studies. En tant que mouvement activiste militant et universitaire, l'écoféminisme s'intéresse aux corrélations entre sexisme, racisme, spécisme et dégradation environnementale. Depuis ses débuts dans les années 1970, la mouvance écoféministe a mis l'emphase sur le fait que les angles et les lignes séparatrices entre les disciplines n'étaient pas toujours aussi évidents qu'il apparaît. Cet article propose de puiser au sein des dernières évolutions dans le domaine des études écoféministes—notamment le fait que la critique littéraire écoféministe s'est, avec succès, servi de la littérature comme d'un espace tampon entre pratique et théorie—et au sein de ma propre expérience en tant que jeune chercheuse spécialisée en écoféminisme, afin d'illustrer l'approche que l'écoféminisme fait des limites et des angles. Il vise aussi à exposer comment les obstacles dépassés par la mouvance écoféministe en matière d'interdisciplinarité pourraient s'avérer utiles à l'évolution d'autres recherches interdisciplinaires dans les études anglo-américaines.
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topic écofeminisme
écocritique féministe
transdisciplinarité
sexisme
spécisme
philosophie environnementale
ecofeminism
feminist ecocriticism
transdisciplinarity
sexism
speciesism
environmental thinking
spellingShingle écofeminisme
écocritique féministe
transdisciplinarité
sexisme
spécisme
philosophie environnementale
ecofeminism
feminist ecocriticism
transdisciplinarity
sexism
speciesism
environmental thinking
Lauwers, Margot
Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field
description As an activist and research movement, ecofeminism is concerned with the interrelations between sexism, racism, speciesism and environmental degradation. Thus, from its beginning in the 1970s, the ecofeminist movement has argued that angles and “limes” between disciplines were not always as definite as one might think. This article proposes to draw on the latest evolutions in the field of ecofeminist studies—namely the fact that ecofeminist literary criticism has successfully used literature out of its literary limits as an inter-space between practice and theory—and from my own experience as a young scholar working on ecofeminism, in order to clarify the ecofeminist approach to limits and angles on the one hand. It also aims to demonstrate how the problems ecofeminism encountered in successfully dealing with its problematic transdisciplinarity might serve to help further other interdisciplinary research in Anglo-American studies.
author Lauwers, Margot
author_facet Lauwers, Margot
author_sort Lauwers, Margot
title Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field
title_short Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field
title_full Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field
title_fullStr Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field
title_full_unstemmed Angles and “limes” in American Studies: Ecofeminism in the research field
title_sort angles and “limes” in american studies: ecofeminism in the research field
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