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 Ecofeminism:
Women, Culture, Nature by
Karen
Warren (Editor), Nisvan Erkal (Editor).
"Ecofeminism" has become both a popular grassroots
activist movement and an exciting area of feminist scholarship
internationally during the last two decades. As an ecofeminist
philosopher, I have been especially interested in the
conceptual, ethical, and theoretical connections between the
oppression of women and other human Others, and the domination
and degradation of the natural world. That concern undergirds all of my own writing. But I also have learned and
benefited from individuals who have a different starting point or
perspective on ecofeminism--whether it be the arts, politics,
community organizing, science, social science, or theology --
the Author.
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Art, Literature, Social Commentary, Philosophy, Wit, Humor
and Respect.
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Website by Sarah
Stapleton-Gray. This guide is particularly oriented toward connecting Feminists
who are Activists to resources on the Internet which could be of use. Site
includes:
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Feminists for Animal Rights is a national educational
organization dedicated to ending all forms of abuse against women and animals. We welcome
you to our online exploration of the interconnections between the exploitation of women
and animals and how you can help bring about a more caring society for all. Site
Includes:
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This is a good sourse from the Wisconsin Women's
Studies Librarian's Homepage. Site includes: FEMINIST BOOK STORES
REVIEWS OF WOMEN'S BOOKS
 | Reading Woman's reader
recommendations |
| Women's Books Online: A Cooperative Review
(Women's Books Online Graphics and Web Page Copyright © 1995, 1996 Lee Anne Phillips.
Individual Reviews Copyright © 1995, 1996 by Their Individual Authors) |
| Women's Bookshelf provides a "cybrary"
of writings by women, readers' recommendations, links to book clubs, book stores,
publishers, bibliographies, and more.Women-Writers.com is a useful
section of the site. |
| Book Reviews from Women's Wire
cover recent fiction, non-fiction, and humor. |
| Writer's Table section of
Women's Link site, sponsored by Bristol-Myers Squibb, each month features an interview
with an author of a new book. |
| CORE
LISTS OF WOMEN'S STUDIES BOOKS Core Lists of books in women's studies are intended to
assist women's studies librarians and collection development librarians in building
women's studies collections. Because the lists include only books currently in print, they
also serve as a guide to teaching faculty in selecting available course readings. The
focus of the lists is on women in the United States. Each list consists of twenty to fifty
titles, and the most important five to ten titles are starred. The lists are updated each
January. Titles no longer in print are dropped, and newly published titles added. These
lists are compiled by the |
| ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND RESEARCH
LIBRARIES, WOMEN'S STUDIES SECTION. General Editors of the series: Judith Hudson and
Rachel Murphree. |
FEMINIST/WOMEN'S PUBLISHERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
| Women's Presses Library Project,
coordinated by Mev Miller, is a coalition of 31 women-centered presses. Site includes
links to the presses (as of July 15, 1998). |
| AcqWeb's Directory
of Publishers and Vendors: Women's Studies and Domestic Violence, a section of a site
about library acquisitions. |
| Ellen Greenblatt's list of
small press publishers who have published lesbian- ,gay- , bisexual- , and
transgender-themed books along with academic and trade publishers with titles of interest
to the queer community. |
| Attic Press in Ireland. |
| Blue Point Books on working women |
| Caillech Press in Minnesota features
multicultural and women-focused titles. |
| Calyx in Oregon publishes literature and
essays. |
| Conari Press offerings include the
Barnard Biography series for young women. |
| Feminist Press of CUNY |
| Firebrand Books |
| Gabriela from the
Philippines. |
| Ladybug Press |
| May Apple Press publishes Great Lakes
regional poetry and poetry by women. |
| Naiad Press, founded in 1973, offers lesbian
books and videos. |
| New Victoria Publishers has lesbian
feminist works. |
| Papier Mache specializes in women
and aging. |
| Paris Press is a literary publisher. |
| Seal Press offers fiction and non-fiction. |
| Spinifex Press publishes
fiction and non-fiction by Australians and others and offers links to other feminist
publishers in the Asia Pacific region. |
| Spinsters Ink in Minnesota focusses
on fiction and works by women "writing from the periphery." |
| Volcano Press, Volcano, CA, covers domestic
violence issues and also publishes books for children. |
| Women, Ink has books on women and development from
over 70 publishers including UNIFEM |
| Women's Press, U.K., offers mysteries and
other works. |
MOST IMPORTANT BOOKS BY WOMEN
WOMEN WRITERS
ONLINE CHAPTERS OF WOMEN'S STUDIES BOOKS
| The Feminist
Chronicles, 1953-1993, online version of an entire book by Toni
Carabillo, Judith Meuli, and June Bundy Csida, published in 1993. |
| A
Celebration of Women Writers, Copyright 1994-1997, Mary Mark
Ockerbloom, Editor. |
| CSPAN Booknotes books
include Killing
Rage: Ending Racism, by bell hooks (Holt, 1995). |
| Rebekah Hyneman works,
including the first 7 chapters of an 1860 romance novel,The Doctor, a novella, The
Fatal Cosmetic, and poetry, all transcribed by Leah Berkowitz. Hyneman was a Jewish
American writer. |
| Washington Post
Chapter One feature includes a search mechanism, 'Search Our Stacks." Searching
for "women," "feminist," etc. in book titles or full-text turns up
many books of interest. |
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