Ecofeminist Perspectives and Familial Dynamics: Exploring Women’s Roles in Environmental Sustainability and the Filipino Concept of 'Ate'

Ecofeminist Perspectives and Familial Dynamics: Exploring Women’s Roles in Environmental Sustainability and the Filipino Concept of 'Ate'

This essay explores women’s role in environmental sustainability drawing from the Filipino concept of “Ate.” Through a contrapuntal analysis, it unveils the convergence and divergence between women’s roles in formal environmental advocacy and as caregivers within the family, emphasizing the intercon...

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Main Author: Jeramie N. Molino
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication, St John's University 2024-01-01
Series:Religion and Social Communication
Subjects:
ecofeminism
environmental sustainability
gender roles
caregiving
“ate” concept
formal advocacy
Online Access:https://asianresearchcenter.org/blog/articles/ecofeminist-perspectives-and-familial-dynamics-exploring-womens-roles-in-environmental-sustainability-and-the-filipino-concept-of-ate
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