Speaking for nature : women and ecologies of early modern England / Sylvia Bowerbank.
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Baltimore :
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2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : toward a genealogy of ecological feminism
- Pt. 1. Romancing the forest
- 1. Radical nostalgia in Mary Wroth's The countess of Montgomeries Urania
- 2. Nature as trickster : the philosophical laughter of Margaret Cavendish
- Pt. 2. Piety and ecology
- 3. The cultivation of good nature
- 4. Millennial bodies : giving birth to new nature in the late seventeenth century
- Pt. 3. Home ecology
- 5. If animals could talk : ecological dialogues for children
- 6. Defending local places : Anna Seward as environmental writer
- Pt. 4. Thinking globally
- 7. "The bones of the world" : Mary Wollstonecraft as ecofeminist critic
- Afterword : a view from Cootes Paradise, Canada.
