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Speaking for Nature Women and Ecologies of Early Modern England

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By: Sylvia Bowerbank
298 pages
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
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  • Speaking for Nature ISBN: 9780801878725 Hardback Sep 2004 Out of Print #164094
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Sylvia Bowerbank uncovers the historical roots of contemporary debates within ecofeminism as found in the works of such major literary figures as Mary Wroth, Margaret Cavendish, and Mary Wollstonecraft.

In early modern England, the entry of women into the politics of nature occurred during a volatile period when the cultural meaning of nature was being destabilized by scientific advances and religious controversies, thus opening up new rights, roles, and responsibilities for women. For the two centuries covered in this book, Bowerbank describes a range of choices made by literary women in negotiating their place within the broader discourse on nature and humanity's changing relationship to it

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By: Sylvia Bowerbank
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Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
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