Status of Women in the Politics of Sexuality: A Journey fromFeminism to Ecofeminism
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Ecofeminism comes from feminism, and it connects nature with women. Both the subjects are important for the development of the human civilization. Male-ego, gender discrimination, material benefit, environmental pollution is damaging the world badly. Now, both women and nature become the issues of politics and discourse. This article highlights the connection between women and nature regarding the importance of having knowledge and ethics for the sustainable development in the future. This article also explores some major problems in the growth of rights and justice of women including the safety of nature.
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