Paradigms of “Vulnerability”: from Post-structuralism to Eco-feminism

What are the most useful lenses to wear and from which positioning is most effective to speak today, in order to answer the need for a paradigm shift within the critical thinking concerning the culture of Capitalism? An increasing number of authors support an interdisciplinary approach carried out,...

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Autor principal:	Arianna Pasquini
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Publicado:	University of Bologna 2021
Materias:	eco-feminism political ecology capitalism vulnerability Political science (General) JA1-92
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:8a47ff3cd71242569b40bce0bf36a5ba2021-11-08T15:41:08ZParadigms of “Vulnerability”: from Post-structuralism to Eco-feminism1590-49461825-961810.6092/issn.1825-9618/13780https://doaj.org/article/8a47ff3cd71242569b40bce0bf36a5ba2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://scienzaepolitica.unibo.it/article/view/13780https://doaj.org/toc/1590-4946https://doaj.org/toc/1825-9618What are the most useful lenses to wear and from which positioning is most effective to speak today, in order to answer the need for a paradigm shift within the critical thinking concerning the culture of Capitalism? An increasing number of authors support an interdisciplinary approach carried out, not only in academic environments, by political ecology and ecofeminism, connecting the critique of capitalism with that of patriarchy, and re-establishing a relationship between theory and praxis, in which the latter produces knowledge through embodied experience. The following article agrees with this hypothesis, but its aim is not so much to delineate the contours of what feminist political ecology is and what new conceptual categories it introduces, but to understand instead what is the dialectical necessity that produces this approach and what it distances itself from. To do so, I will use the process of resignifying the category of vulnerability in the contemporary feminist debate in the poststructuralist approach, as an antithetical example to the feminist political ecology lens and posture. The aim is to begin paving an autonomous path for this critical matter, beginning by delineating the antagonism toward poststructural feminism as one of the conflicts which produces it.Arianna PasquiniUniversity of Bolognaarticleeco-feminismpolitical ecologycapitalismvulnerabilityPolitical science (General)JA1-92ENITScienza & Politica, Vol 33, Iss 64, Pp 53-67 (2021)
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description	What are the most useful lenses to wear and from which positioning is most effective to speak today, in order to answer the need for a paradigm shift within the critical thinking concerning the culture of Capitalism? An increasing number of authors support an interdisciplinary approach carried out, not only in academic environments, by political ecology and ecofeminism, connecting the critique of capitalism with that of patriarchy, and re-establishing a relationship between theory and praxis, in which the latter produces knowledge through embodied experience. The following article agrees with this hypothesis, but its aim is not so much to delineate the contours of what feminist political ecology is and what new conceptual categories it introduces, but to understand instead what is the dialectical necessity that produces this approach and what it distances itself from. To do so, I will use the process of resignifying the category of vulnerability in the contemporary feminist debate in the poststructuralist approach, as an antithetical example to the feminist political ecology lens and posture. The aim is to begin paving an autonomous path for this critical matter, beginning by delineating the antagonism toward poststructural feminism as one of the conflicts which produces it.
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Paradigms of “Vulnerability”: from Post-structuralism to Eco-feminism

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