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Peer reviewedHutcheson, Sarah – Alternatives, 1995
Critiques some of the ways it has been argued that women have a special insight into environmental issues. Focuses on three broad concerns: (1) the privileging of the woman/nature connection, (2) the positing of a unified category "woman," and (3) the failure to engage in cross-cultural analyses. (LZ)
Descriptors: Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Education, Environment, Environmental Education
