Warren's Ecofeminist Ethics and Merleau-Ponty's Body-Subject

While Karen Warren offers an ecofeminist ethic that is pluralistic, contextualist, and challenges Cartesian dualism, one area that remains underdeveloped in her theory is embodiment. I will examine Merleau-Ponty’s notion of embodied subjectivity and show that it would fit consistently with her theory. I will also explore some other areas in which the two theories supplement each other

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• Feminist Slants on Nature and Health

  Open Access•Jessica Pierce, Hilde Lindeman Nelson et al.•Journal of Medical Humanities•2002

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• Embodiment and responsibility

  Open Access•John Russon•Continental Philosophy Review•1994

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• Perception, Corporeity, and Kindness

  William S Hamrick•Journal of the British Society…•1994

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• Phenomenology of Perception

  Maurice Merleau-Ponty•Phenomenology of Perception•2002

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