卡蘿‧亞當斯（Carol J. Adams）
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About the Author
Carol J. Adams is a pioneering feminist scholar and author renowned for her incisive critiques of the intersections between language, gender, and consumption. With a background in theology and ethics, she has spent decades examining how patriarchal structures manifest in everyday practices, particularly through the lens of food and sexuality. Adams' work challenges readers to reconsider the cultural narratives surrounding meat-eating and objectification, advocating for compassion and justice in both human and nonhuman realms. Her influential books blend rigorous analysis with accessible prose, inspiring activists, academics, and general readers alike to question dominant ideologies. A committed vegetarian and animal rights advocate, Adams continues to lecture and write on ecofeminism and beyond, shaping contemporary discourse on ethics and embodiment.
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Books by 卡蘿‧亞當斯（Carol J. Adams）
