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Kurs EKOFEMINIZAM
letnji semestar 2007-2008.
Lista obavezne literature:
1. Birke, Lynda (2004): Feminizam, životinje i znanost, Treća, br. 2, Centar za ženske studije,
Zagreb, 127-145.
2. d’ Eaubonne, Francois (2000): Što bi moglo biti ekofeminističko društvo, Treća, br.2,
Centar za ženske studije, Zagreb, 59-62.
3. Geiger, Marija (2006): Kako je okoliš postao feminističko pitanje ili što je zapravo
ekofeminizam? Kruh i ruže, br. 30, Ženska infoteka, Zagreb, 13-22.
4. Holi, Mirela (2007): Povjest ideje, Mitski aspekti ekofeminizma, Novi pokreti, Zagreb, 1544.
5. Holi, Mirela (2007): Društveni aspekti ekofeminizma (podčinjenost i moć), Mitski aspekti
ekofeminizma, Novi pokreti, Zagreb, 242-281.
6. Holi, Mirela (2007): Politički ekofeminizam, Mitski aspekti ekofeminizma, Novi pokreti,
Zagreb, 154-186.
7. Plumwood, Val (2000): Razlika i dubinska ekologija, Treća, br. 2, Centar za ženske studije,
Zagreb, 83-115.
8. Singer, Peter (1998): Sve su životinje jednake..., Oslobađanje životinja, Ibis, Zagreb, 1-18.
9. Singer, Peter (1998): Vladavina čovjeka, Oslobađanje životinja, Ibis, Zagreb, 155-177.
10. Šiva, Vandava (2004): Razvoj, ekologija i žene, Genero, br 4/5, Centar za ženske studije,
Beograd, str.75-83.
11. Warren, J. Karen (2006): Snaga i obećanje ekološkog feminizma, Kruh i ruže, br. 30,
Ženska infoteka, Zagreb, 44-56.
Lista dodatne literature:
1. de Bovoar, Simon (1989) Introduction to The Second Sex, The Second Sex, Vintage, New
York.
2. Gard, Greta (1997): Toward a Queer Ecofeminism, Hipatia, Vol. 12
3. Gard, Greta (2001): Women, Water, Energy: An Ecofeminist Approach, Organization &
Environment, br .14, 157-172
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4. Holi, Mirela: Animalizam u (eko)feminističkom diskursu: od ontološkog veganizma do
ekološkog animalizma
7. Lin, Vendi i Dau, Lora (2001): Queering ecological Feminism, Ethics & the Environment,
br. 6.
8. Mihajlov, Anđelka (2007): Odraz za buducnost – Etika odgovornosti, HesperiaEdu,
Beograd
9. Mihajlov, Anđelka (2005): Održivi razvoj i životna sredina ka Evropi u 95+ koraka,
Ambasadori životne sredine/PKS, Beograd
10. Milojević, Ivana (2008): Gender Issues, Berkshire Encyclopedia of the 21st Century
11. Milojević, Ivana (2008): Future Studies Berkshire Encyclopedia of the 21st Century
12. Milojević, Ivana (2008): Women, Berkshire Encyclopedia of the 21st Century
13. Milojević, Ivana (2000): Future Studies, Routledge International Encyclopedia of
Women: Global Women’s Issues and Knowledge, pp.894-895
14. Mies, Marija (1986): Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale - Women in the
International Division of Labor, Zed Books, London
15. Prodanović, Sonja (2008): Lokalna Agenda 21: Agenda za plan razvoja lokalne zajednice
- participacija ka održivoj stabilnoj budućnosti
16. Ratković, Karmen (2000): O ekofeminizmu- uvod, Treća, br. 2, Centar za ženske studije
Zagreb
17. Sandilends, Katriona (2002): Lesbian Separatist Communities and the Experience of
nature: Toward a Queer Ecology, Organization & Environment, br. 15, 131-163
18. Sandilends, Katriona (2005): Unnatural Passions: Notes Toward a Queer Ecology,
Invisible Culture, br. 9, 1-31.
19. Stojaković, Gordana (2001) Znamenite žene Novog Sada I, Novi Sad
20. Sen, Amartja (2000): Održive alternative razvoja, CEDIP Lectures, Centro
Documentazione Parchi, Provincia di Firenze.
18. Šiva, Vandana (1999): The Practice of Earth Democracy,
http://www.navdanya.org/about/founder-message.htm
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Ivana Milojević, Australija
Rod i duhovnost
Required Reading (and supplied by lecturer):
1. Milojević, Ivana, “Basics of feminist/feminine pedagogy”, “Spiritual approaches to
teaching and learning” and “Overview of spiritual ecofeminism” handouts, will be
supplied directly to students at the beginning of the course.
2. Milojević, Ivana (2008) Women. Gender Issues. Berkshire Encyclopedia of the 21st
Century, Berkshire Publishing Group: Great Barrington, MA, USA.
3. Tong, Rosemarie Putnam (1998) Feminist Thought, 2nd edition, Chapter 8
“Ecofeminism”, pp. 246-277, Allen & Unwin: St Leonards, NSW, Australia.
4. Other Suggested Readings (for further research and study in the area):
5. Adams, Carol J. (1992) The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical
Theory, Continuum: New York, USA.
6. Allione, Tsultrim (1984) Women of Wisdom, Arkana, Penguin Group: London, UK.
7. Anderson, Pamela Sue (1998) A Feminist Philosophy of Religion: The Rationality and
Myths of Religious Belief, Blackwell: Oxford, UK.
8. Anderson, Pamela Sue and Clack, Beverley, eds. (2004) Feminist Philosophy of
Religion: Critical Readings, Routledge: London: Routledge
9. Cahill, Susan (1996) Wise Women: Over 2000 Years of Spiritual Writing by Women,
W.W. Norton and Company: New York and London.
10. Caldecott, Leonie and Leland, Stephanie, eds. (1983) Reclaim the Earth: Women
Speak Out for Life on Earth, The Women’s Press: London, UK.
11. Chittister, Joan D. (1998) Heart of Flesh: A Feminist Spirituality for Women and Men,
Wm. B. Eerdman's Publishing: Michigan, USA.
12. Christ, Carol P. and Plaskow, Judith (1979) Womanspirit Rising: A Feminist Reader in
Religion, HarperCollins: New York, USA.
13. Collins, Kate (1996) The Thinking Women’s Guide to God, Sunday Mail Magazine,
April 7, 1996, pp. 3-4.
14. Dresser, Marianne (1996) Buddhist Women on the Edge: Contemporary Perspectives
from the Western Frontier, North Atlantic Books: Berkley, CA, USA.
15. Eisler, Riane (1987) The Chalice and the Blade: Our History, Our Future,
HarperCollins
16. Publishers: San Francisco, USA.
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17. Feminist Theology journal (2004- ), Sage Publishers, http://fth.sagepub.com.
18. Flinders, Carol Lee (1998) At the Root of This Longing: Reconciling a Spiritual
Hunger and a Feminist Thirst, HarperSanFrancisco: Sand Francisco, USA.
19. Fitzgerald, Jennifer Jayanti & Bussey, Marcus Bussey (2006) Fire in Our Eyes,
Flowers in Our Hearts: Tantric Women Tell Their Stories, Gurukula Press: Maleny,
Australia.
20. Hogan, Linda and Peterson, Brenda (2004) Face to Face: Women Writers on Faith,
Mysticism, and Awakening, North Point Press: New York: USA.
21. Johnsen, Linda (1994) Daughters of the Goddess: The Women Saints of India, Yes
International Publishers: St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.
22. Kinsley, David (1997) Tantric Visions of the Divine Feminine: The Ten Mahavidyas,
University of California Press: Berkley, CA, USA.
23. Larrington, Carolyne, ed. (1992) The Feminist Companion to Mythology, Pandora
Press; London, UK.
24. Masini, Eleonora (1993) “Women as Builders of Alternative Futures”. Report Number
11, Centre for European Studies, Universitat Trier, Germany.
25. Merchant, Carolyn (1995) Earthcare: Women and the Environment, Routledge: New
York, USA.
26. Merchant, Carolyn (1992) Radical Ecology: The Search for a Livable World,
Routledge: New York, USA.
27. Milojević, Ivana (1998) Learning from Feminist Futures, in Hicks, David & Slaughter,
Richard, eds. 1998 World Yearbook for Education (pp. 83–95). London: Kogan Page.
28. Milojević, Ivana (2001) “Gender, Peace and Terrestrial Futures: Alternatives to
Terrorism and War”. www.metafuture.org
29. Mullin, Glenn H. (2003) Female Buddhas: Women and Enlightenment in Tibetan
Mystical Art, Clear Light Publishers, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
30. Pinkola Estes, Clarissa (1992) Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of
the Wild Woman Archetype, Rider & Co: London, UK.
31. Seager, Joni (1993) Earth Follies: Coming to Feminist Terms with the Global
Environmental Crisis, Routledge: New York, USA.
32. Sharma, Arvind ed. (1987) Women in World Religions, State University of New York
Press: New York, USA.
33. Shiva, Vandana (1989) Staying Alive: Women, Ecology and Development, Zed Books:
London, UK.
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34. Shlain, Leonard (1998) The Alphabet Versus the Goddess, Viking: New York, USA.
35. Walker, Barbara G. (1983) The Woman’s Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets,
HarperSanFrancisco, San Francisco, USA.
36. Walker, Barbara G. (1985) The Crone: Women of Age, Wisdom, and Power,
HarperSanFrancisco: San Franscisco, USA.
37. Walker, Barbara G. (1988) The Woman's Dictionary of Symbols and Sacred Objects,
Harper & Row: San Francisco, USA.
38. Walker, Barbara G. (2000) Restoring the Goddess: Equal Rites for Modern Women,
Prometheus Books: New York, USA.
39. Warren, Karen J. ed. (1991) Ecological Feminism, special issue of Hypatia: A Journal
of Feminist Philosophy, Vol. 6, No.1.
40. Warren, Karen (2000) Ecofeminist Philosophy: A Western Perspective on What It Is
and Why It Matters, esp. Chapter 9 “Surviving Patirarchy: Ecofeminist philosophy and
spirituality”. Rowman & Littlefield: Lanham, MD, USA.
41. Young-Eisendrath, Polly (1999) Women & Desire: Beyond Wanting to be Wanted,
Pitkus: London, UK.
Prodanović Sonja, Beograd:
Kontekst geneze Ekofeminizma
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