The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology, and the Scientific Revolution – How Modern Science Sanctioned Exploitation and Subordination
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The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology, and the Scientific Revolution – How Modern Science Sanctioned Exploitation and Subordination

by Carolyn Merchant

Feminist Theory environmental history science studies
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A historical analysis of how the Scientific Revolution transformed perceptions of nature and women, linking scientific change to ecological and social consequences.

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This book explores the historical connections between the rise of modern science and changing attitudes toward nature and women.

It traces how mechanistic views replaced organic understandings during the Scientific Revolution.

The work discusses the long-term consequences of these shifts for both ecological systems and social structures.

Readers gain insight into the intellectual foundations of contemporary environmental and gender issues.

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