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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... writes , will find enough to damp his ardor . His wagons will stick in the mud , he writes , his horse will break loose , harness give way , axletree break . His bed will be of mud of the richest consistency , and he will find little to ...
... writes , will find enough to damp his ardor . His wagons will stick in the mud , he writes , his horse will break loose , harness give way , axletree break . His bed will be of mud of the richest consistency , and he will find little to ...
Page 138
... writes that religion to the common man is a palliative remedy , designed to explain the riddle of the world and assure him that a solicitous providence , in the form of a greatly exalted father , looks over him . ) On the table to the ...
... writes that religion to the common man is a palliative remedy , designed to explain the riddle of the world and assure him that a solicitous providence , in the form of a greatly exalted father , looks over him . ) On the table to the ...
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... writes that he will " suffer the just punishment that none of the undiscovered provinces of mental life which I was the first mortal to enter will bear my name or follow the laws I have formulated . " ) Cen- tered above two bookcases ...
... writes that he will " suffer the just punishment that none of the undiscovered provinces of mental life which I was the first mortal to enter will bear my name or follow the laws I have formulated . " ) Cen- tered above two bookcases ...
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MATTER | 2 |
LAND Her Changing Face | 47 |
TIMBER What Was There for Them | 56 |
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