Summary
A unique perspective on ecofeminism emerges from the lived experiences of a woman residing in the Cévennes. This account reveals that her ecofeminist identity is shaped by continuous immersion in forest environments and personal reflection, evolving as both an ethos and practice rather than a rigid ideology or political stance. Through hosting women seeking authenticity and organizing off-system gatherings, she demonstrates ecofeminism's potential as a tangible, experiential framework. The narrative underscores the significance of direct engagement with nature and communal bonds in redefining environmental ethics, offering a counterpoint to conventional theoretical approaches.
Citation
Barbe, S. (2017). Portrait d’une écoféministe dans les Cévennes. Multitudes, n° 67(2), 46–53. https://doi.org/10.3917/mult.067.0046