Hi everyone. I'm wondering what you think about this: In the debate that has been going on for years now between the deep ecologists and the ecofeminists about root causes of eco-crisis in the West, do you think that both claims (human chauvinism vs. sexism) are reductionistic? Surely there are sexist cultures that, nevertheless have ecologically sound cultural practices. And surely there are anthropocentric cultures that do as well. How would you articulate what ecofeminism has to say about sexism and its relationship to eco-crisis? Can it be said in such a way that doesn't beg for the reductionist charge? Thanks for your thoughts on this. Danne Polk
