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Traducción de: Teologia ecofeminista Esta obra es un estudio crítico respecto a la discriminación sexual que manifiesta la teología cristiana patriarcal y devela el papel de la religión como legitimadora de la subordinación de las mujeres y la naturaleza al poder masculino.
... A second movement of great relevance in the region and heir to the TFL is ecofeminism or holistic ecofeminism (Aquino and Támez, 1998: 55). Gebara (2000), one of its main exponents along with Támez (1986) and Ress (2010), mentions that ecofeminism can be considered as 'a wisdom that attempts to recover the ecosystem and women.' Even though there are different perspectives from which ecofeminism acts as a philosophical, political, or spiritual perspective, this positioning aims to recognize the links between the domination of women, their bodies, and nature in the capitalist system (Warren, 2003), but also the recovery of knowledge considered ancestral and the problematization of Western, dualistic, and rationalist constructions between nature and culture. ...
