妇女、环境与发展：范达娜·席瓦的生态女性主义及其批评*

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Abstract There are three aspects in the relationships of women, the environment and development: the relation between women and the environment; the impacts of development on women and environment; and the path to achieve together women's liberation, environmental protection and sustainable development. Vandana Shiva's discussion of these relationships has become the earliest foundation of eco-feminism. Since, India scholars inside and outside of India have extended further discussion and established a unique school of feminist environmentalism. Either feminism or environmentalism is not a mainstream ideology in contemporary social development. To promote advancement jointly of women, environment and development, systemic cooperation is rudimentary and critiquing is secondary.

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ZHANG Shu-lan. Women, Environment and Development: Vandana Shiva's Eco-Feminism and Its Critique[J]. , 2012, 0(2): 87-95.

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