For a better environmental communication: a materialist Ecofeminist analysis of Global warming by a male Japanese Ecofeminist

Autores

  • Keitaro Morita Rikkyo University, Tokyo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1808-0820.cali.2007.65467

Palavras-chave:

ecofeminism, femininity, global warming, masculinity, materialist ecofeminism, production sphere, reproduction sphere.

Resumo

In this paper, I will attempt to engender global warming chiefly by using the theory of materialist ecofeminism. I will show that greenhouse gases, the cause of global warming, derive not from a gender-free zone but from the production sphere, which has been attributed mainly to men, and affect the following three areas: nature, the production sphere, and the reproduction sphere, which has been burdened chiefly by women. Thus, I can say that the production sphere consists of masculinity while the reproduction sphere is based on femininity. Engendering global warming with a materialist ecofeminist perspective provides us with another perspective on masculinity, which has created such a problem and adversely affected nature and femininity. When we consider the problem of global warming, we need to use masculinity in a better and different way while we should re-cognize both nature and femininity, toward its genuine resolution.

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Biografia do Autor

  • Keitaro Morita, Rikkyo University, Tokyo
    Ph.D Student, Department of Social Design Studies, Rikkyo University, Tokyo

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Publicado

2007-08-27

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For a better environmental communication: a materialist Ecofeminist analysis of Global warming by a male Japanese Ecofeminist. (2007). Caligrama (São Paulo. Online), 3(2). https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1808-0820.cali.2007.65467