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Healing the Wounds The Promise of Ecofeminism Plant, Judith Publisher:  Between the Lines Resource Type:  Book Abstract:  Healing the Wounds is the first published anthology of writings on the theme of ecofeminism. The book is organized around four major themes: the meaning of ecofemisnism; ecofeminist politics; ecofeminist spirituality and ecofeminist community. There are twenty-five contributors from around the world. Topics include Western medicine's attitude toward nature, Third World economics, personal empowerment, Native traditions to name but a few. The essays are not dry academic papers but a collection of personalized stories, many anecdotal, poems and interviews. Two other major aspects found within this anthology are the critique of patriarchy and the vision of another reality as imagined by the authors. Topics Community Culture Dominance & Submission Ecofeminism Ecology Economics Feminism Gender Bias/Discrimination Hierarchy Inequality Male/Female Relationships Nature Patriarchy Politics Race Spirituality Women Women's Issues/Equity Women's Studies

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