Gendered Flashcards

(9 cards)

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What did Janet Momsen (2004) argue

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development agencies have tried to use the link between women and environment as a source of cheap labour

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who argued that development agencies have tried to use the link between women and environment as a cheap source of labour

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Janet Momsen (2004)

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what is ecofeminism

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a movement that makes connections between environmentalists and feminisms

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What did Jewitt (2019) state

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it is dangerous to assume women have a large amount of environmental knowledge and that they can easily take part in environmentally oriented development projects

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What does Shiva suggest in Jewitt (2019)

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Women can offer an alternative caring and nurturing relationship with nature, women are an ‘intimate part of nature’

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What does Shiva claim women have done

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made many agricultural innovations such as irrigation and the hoe

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How can women be limited

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by taboos e.g. women cant hunt or plough (Jewitt, 2019)

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Gendered issues in Jharkhand (Jewitt 2000)

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  • men inherit land
  • with hunts
  • women have little say
  • women participle in forest-based gathering
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limitations of eco-feminist approaches

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don’t acknowledge existing social structures which restrict rural women to ‘invisible work’ in ‘partnership with nature’ (Nanda, 1991)

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