Learning from Others: Ecophilosophy and Traditional Native American Women’s Lives

Environmental Ethics 20 (1):81-99 (1998)
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I examine the roles of traditional Native American women with regard to their impact on maintaining appropriate spiritual, cultural, and physical relationships with the natural world and discuss lessons that ecophilosphers might find useful in reexamining their own spiritual, cultural, and physical relationships.

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