Green Patriarchy is a theoretical construct within ecofeminist discourse that identifies the ideological and structural fusion of patriarchal domination and environmental exploitation, wherein hierarchical male-centered power relations are naturalized through the concurrent subjugation of women and the non-human natural world.
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Ecochaucer: Green Ethics and Medieval Nature
Sarah Stanbury · The Chaucer Review · 2004 · 38 citations
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University of Chicago
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Queensland University of Technology
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