Earthwork
Subtitle: women and environments
By: guest editors, Diane Hope, Vandana Shiva.
Contributors: Hope, Diane.; Shiva, Vandana.
Series: Women's studies quarterly -- v. 29, no. 1-2
Publisher: Feminist Press, City University of New York
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Women in development.; Ecofeminism.; Feminist theory.
Notes: Cover title.

"Spring/Summer 2001."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Editorial: the places of Earthwork: women and environments / Diane S. Hope; title: Special report: golden rice and neem: biopatents and the appropriation of women's environmental knowledge / Vandana Shiva; title: [Pt. 1]. Defending the Earth, defending the self: Women and environmental activism; title: In search of community: tales of pregnancy loss in three toxically assaulted U.S. communities / Linda L. Layne; title: Reconfiguring borders: health-care providers and practical environmentalism in Cameron County, Texas / Tarla Rai Peterson ... [et al.]; title: Making environmental politics: women and love canal activism / Rich Newman; title: [Pt. 2]. Working the Earth: women and sustainable development; title: Taking gender into account: women and sustainable development projects in rural Mexico / Veronica Vasquez Garcia; title: Local transformation through global connection: women's assets and environmental activism for sustainable agriculture in Ladkh, India / Leonora C. Angeles and Rebecca Tarbotton; title: Mountaineers are always free? an examination of the effects of mountaintop removal in West Virginia / Joyce Barry; title: On the move for food: three women behind the tomato's journey / Deborah Barndt; title: [Pt. 3]. Thinking the Earth: Women conceptualize the environment; title: Two women naturalists and the search for autonomy: Anna Botsford Comstock and the producer ethic, Gene Straton-Porter and the gospel of wealth / Amy S. Green; title: Wilma Dykeman and the women of Appalachia: the ecology of mid-century environmetal activism /  Elizabeth S.D. Engelhardt; title: It's worth the risk: science and autobiography in Sandra Steingraber's Living Downstream / Michael A. Bryson; title: Landscapes of encounter: gender and the morality of the road in South India / Cynthia J. Miller; title: [Pt. 4]. In the presence of Earth: Poetry and prose; title: If there is no God / Ellen Bass; title: To drink a glacier: notes from an Alaskan journal / Sheryl St. Germain; title: Our pond at the end of the twentieth century / Anita Clearfield; title: [Pt. 5]. Earthwork: Teaching and learning; title: Science is knowing and loving the world: a memoir of a feminist critique of science / Betty Smith Franklin; title: Recovering the wildness in ecofeminism / Patsy Hallen; title: An NSF-sponsored curriculum that moves students toward a feminist earth science / Jill S. Schneiderman and Virginia Ashby Sharpe; title: U.S. feminism and environmental politics: interdisciplinary perspectives / Susan Kollin; title: Proposal for a graduate seminar: the poetics of environmental justice / Kamala Platt; title: Gender/ethnicity/landscape: evolving a personal environmental ethic / Sally Schauman.