‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water”
This paper brings together queer ecological thought, ecofeminism, and feminist ecocriticism to explore forms of embodied resistance against intersectional, complex oppressions of women, races, and lands. It looks at the award-winning Indigenous Australian writer Ellen van Neerven’s short story, “Wat...
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description | This paper brings together queer ecological thought, ecofeminism, and feminist ecocriticism to explore forms of embodied resistance against intersectional, complex oppressions of women, races, and lands. It looks at the award-winning Indigenous Australian writer Ellen van Neerven’s short story, “Water” (from the 2014 collection, Heat and Light) to canvas an anti-essentialised queer feminist politics and ethics of care through which to shape utopian futures after sovereignty, after the West, after patriarchy, after whiteness. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2d2527d85ea64c2fb18dd3a3ddb2c2192022-12-22T03:37:26ZengFirenze University PressLea1824-484X2017-12-01610.13128/LEA-1824-484x-2233618519‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water”Samuele GrassiThis paper brings together queer ecological thought, ecofeminism, and feminist ecocriticism to explore forms of embodied resistance against intersectional, complex oppressions of women, races, and lands. It looks at the award-winning Indigenous Australian writer Ellen van Neerven’s short story, “Water” (from the 2014 collection, Heat and Light) to canvas an anti-essentialised queer feminist politics and ethics of care through which to shape utopian futures after sovereignty, after the West, after patriarchy, after whiteness.https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/bsfm-lea/article/view/7760ecocriticismperformativityqueervan Neerven |
spellingShingle | Samuele Grassi ‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water” Lea ecocriticism performativity queer van Neerven |
title | ‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water” |
title_full | ‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water” |
title_fullStr | ‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water” |
title_full_unstemmed | ‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water” |
title_short | ‘Queer Natures’: Feminist Ecocriticism, Performativities, and Ellen van Neerven’s “Water” |
title_sort | queer natures feminist ecocriticism performativities and ellen van neerven s water |
topic | ecocriticism performativity queer van Neerven |
url | https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/bsfm-lea/article/view/7760 |
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