24 theses for a new women's movement
Subtitle: (creating a culture of partnership among women, men, and the earth)
By: by Sabine Lichtenfels ; and 12 theses for a nonviolent earth / by Dieter Duhm
Contributors: Duhm, Dieter, 1942-
Publisher: See Sharp Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Tucson, Ariz
Language: eng
Number of pages: 23
Subjects: Social change; Feminism; Ecology
Other titles: 12 theses for a nonviolent earth; Twelve theses for a nonviolent earth; Twenty-four theses for a new women's movement
Description: Devoted to healing the Earth and the division between the sexes, Sabine Lichtenfels calls for a positive alternative to patriarchal society. Sharing the fundamental beliefs of Project Meiga, a radical political project originating in Germany, Lichtenfels outlines her new world order based on ancient matriarchal principles of cooperation, affirmative female sexuality and power, and peaceful cohabitation with nature. Dieter Duhm reiterates Lichtenfels demand for a nonviolent world.