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Argues that the masculine outlook towards nature has led to pollution, exploitation, and extinction, and suggests an alternate, more humane viewpoint
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"One of the really significant books to have come out of the women's movement." —Mary Daly"Rape of the Wild is a bold work that stress[es] the absolute necessity of kinship with nature and all forms of life." —Animal's Agenda"This book is constructively "radical" in that it channels the energy of anger into a probing examination of the roots of patrist violence." —Changing Man" . . . a welcome addition to ecofeminist literature . . . " —Feminist for Animal Rights"Rape of the Wild is a very moving, passionately written expose of men's subjugation and exploitation of the natural environment and of women." —Forest History SocietyThis visionary and inspiring book is a cogent analysis of man's use and misuse of his environment and an impassioned plea for a feminist ecological revolution.
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