Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside HerWomen and nature is about memory and mutilation, female anger as power, female presence as transforming force. It embraces ritual and science, history and imagination, calling up the voices and body of our earth and restoring us to knowledge of her beauty and our own. In one of the infinite false polarities of patriarchy, both the exploiter-rapists and the sexist ecology movement have lumped women and nature together in a view negative for both of us.... Griffin has collected here the most apparently disparate materials ... into an extraordinary collage which, for all the research and hard intellectual work underlying it, becomes an intense physical experience.--Back cover. |
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( The soil is kept ) Some say ( perfectly dry ) being close to youth ( and is incubated ) makes him younger ( for five days at 50 degrees ) or at least he feels younger ( under an arc lamp that simulates Martian sunlight ) .
( The soil is kept ) Some say ( perfectly dry ) being close to youth ( and is incubated ) makes him younger ( for five days at 50 degrees ) or at least he feels younger ( under an arc lamp that simulates Martian sunlight ) .
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The forest is more easily managed if it is large and the trees should be planted close together so they will grow straight and tall to reach the light . ( There should be one central stenographic pool to render service for the entire ...
The forest is more easily managed if it is large and the trees should be planted close together so they will grow straight and tall to reach the light . ( There should be one central stenographic pool to render service for the entire ...
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MERLIN STONE , When God Was a Woman And yes we are close to animals . One of us , we admit , speaks with snakes . When she was a child this animal licked her ears clean . And that explains her to us . Because that deft tongue washed out ...
MERLIN STONE , When God Was a Woman And yes we are close to animals . One of us , we admit , speaks with snakes . When she was a child this animal licked her ears clean . And that explains her to us . Because that deft tongue washed out ...
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Contents
MATTER | 5 |
LAND Her Changing Face | 47 |
TIMBER What Was There for Them | 56 |
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| Title | Woman and Nature: The Roaring Inside Her Harper colophon books (New York, N.Y.) ; CN 744 Volume 744 of Harper colophon books Perennial library |
| Author | Susan Griffin |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Harper & Row, 1978 |
| ISBN | 0060907444, 9780060907440 |
| Length | 263 pages |
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