ENVS 1000 Lecture Notes - Open-Pit Mining, Oil Sands, Suncor Energy

• School: York University
• Department: Environmental Studies
• Course: ENVS 1000
• Professor: Peter Timmerman

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First wave (19th century): gradual politicization of women during other struggles. Suffragettes women as people, citizens with the right to vote. Second wave (1960s-1980s): beyond basic rights; unequal laws and other inequalities. Third wave/new wave: 1990s-? critique of 2nd wave for its exclusions race, class, developed. Outcome: beijing plan of action only data about women was when they were giving birth up until about 10 yrs ago info about women before were taking from men about 25 yr old men. Our bodies are our closest environment; also called our primary environment . Various aspects: our phenomenology, our sense of self , social expectation, physical selves. Things that alienate our self from ourselves: pain, suffering, age, alienation, ecstasy, sense of self. Heaven reason controlled male - god. Nature emotion wild female hell. Professor deirdre was donald mccloskey in economics profession. An ecofeminist ethic is both a critique of male domination of both women and nature and an attempt to.