人类:一个生态女同性恋宣言
Isabella Blea Nuñez1, Beverley Choo2, Yasmin2
1Anthropology, USA.
Journal of lesbian studies
|June 26, 2024
概括
介绍生态女同性恋主义,一种新的古怪的生态概念,探索与地球的亲密关系. 这个框架重新定义了我们与地球的联系,强调了在气候变化中分享的边缘和快乐.
科学领域:
- 奇怪的生态学 奇怪的生态学
- 女权主义理论女权主义理论
- 环境人文学科 环境人文学科
背景情况:
- 人类世概念被广泛讨论,促使人们需要新的框架来理解人类与地球的关系.
- 酷儿和女权主义观点为分析环境危机和亲密关系提供了独特的镜头.
- 现有的生态和奇怪理论可以合成来应对当代挑战.
研究的目的:
- 引入和定义"生态同性恋主义"作为一种新的概念,融合了酷儿生态,政治女同性恋,生态女权主义,跨性别学和生态性.
- 探索女同性恋亲密关系的潜力,作为跨物种关系的模型,强调共同的边缘和联系.
- 将"人类"作为气候变化时代的色情和乌托邦潜力的象征,将环境意识与女权主义和酷儿理论融合在一起.
主要方法:
- 通过共同创建的框架,整合各种理论观点的概念发展.
- 分析女同性恋亲密关系作为理解人类与地球关系的范式.
- 使用杂志格式,创造性地处理复杂的生态和理论概念.
主要成果:
- 生态女同性恋被提出为一个强调亲密性和人类与地球关系中的共同边缘性的框架.
- 引入了"人类"的概念,象征着气候危机中的色情和乌托邦潜力.
- 杂志格式成功地将复杂的想法转化为一种可访问和引人入胜的媒介.
结论:
- 生态女同性恋主义提供了一个独特的镜头,通过女同性恋亲密关系和共享边缘化的框架来理解生态联系.
- 人类代表了一个强有力的象征,以乐趣和扩展潜力来驾气候危机的复杂性.
- 将学术话语重塑成像杂志这样的创意媒介可以扩大对关键环境和社会问题的参与.
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