At Mon, 25 Jan 1999 23:46:40 EST, you wrote:
Hi, it's profound, really, just think what an amazing statement about
marijuana this is--it inspires independent thought, compassion, concern with
the environment and social justice! My God! Next thing ya know, these damned
kids will be
Hello again:
Perhaps we may wish to rephrase item six in order to clarify that the means of
population reduction be nonviolent, noncoercive and voluntary. There are many
unfortunate means to reduce population including those of totalitarian or
governmental coersion.
Thank you.
Mtmolle
Well, put that one in your pipe and smoke it!
In a message dated 1/25/1999 8:35:15 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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To: STUDIES IN WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Fwd: "Concern for Environment" is a sign of teen drug use.
Date:
Hi, re rephrasing, to you and all and sundry! Just do it! Cut and paste the
changes and post 'em! I don't own this. I'll perform the "housekeeping" bit
of adding/deleting for a whole document from time to time, if people want me
to, but it's really an organic process; and where we disagree,
In a message dated 1/25/99 8:47:30 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And were teens! Thats not too bad to be no matter how long a persons been
on earth:)
I hear this, Bertina!!! Was it Virginia Woolf who said "you are always the
same age inside?" whoever, I've always known
No, oops, remembered myself, it was Gertrude Stein who said that. (sorry,
English teacher, can't stop myself). Jane
In a message dated 1/25/99 1:13:53 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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gastric puritanicalism
Ok, again, the issue is not around taste. It's around ethics.
In a message dated 1/25/99 4:01:51 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
think vegetarianism has been elevated(?)
to religious status.
Vegetarianism is a religion? Puhlaze. What about the Church of Meat, to
whom so many are sacrificed? What about the unquestioned
(1) Not all vegetarians are ecofeminists.
(2) Not all ecofeminists are vegetarians.
(3) There's a big difference between deep ecologists and hip deep ecologists.
(4) My choices are not yours to make, my freedoms are not yours to take.
(5) If you read my Plea for Tolerance through, you would
Joe,
I hope I didn't miss this discussion. I'm sorry if I did.
But what would be the simplified version of the difference between a
deep ecologists and a hip deep ecologists?
Cheryl
At 01:44 AM 1/26/99 -0500, you wrote:
(1) Not all vegetarians are ecofeminists.
(2) Not all
At Tue, 26 Jan 1999 01:51:32 -0500, you wrote:
Joe,
I hope I didn't miss this discussion. I'm sorry if I did.
But what would be the simplified version of the difference between a
deep ecologists and a hip deep ecologists?
Cheryl
There are actually two kinds of hip deep
Dear Networkers
BRIDGE, an information service on gender and development, is currently
looking for gender training materials in order to compile an annotated
bibliography of sources that are produced and used by Southern
organisations. The focus is on Africa (primarily francophone but also
Bonjour!
BRIDGE, un service d'information sur le "genre et developpement", recherche
actuellement des sources qui sont produites et utilisées par des
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I got that one, I am surprised others didnt!
PS anyone else out there livid that we cant know whats going on with the
dismissal motion until the senators see fit to vote on it-who knows when?
Bertina
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On Tue, 26 Jan 1999, joe dees wrote:
At Tue, 26 Jan 1999
Jane, I like it very much. I do have a small objection to #4,
in that fertility is not a universal value. I think healing between
genders is a value in itself. --E.
4. To promote healing between the genders, as such healing is the basis
of fertility.
Jane,
You are an English teacher? I was an English minor in undergrad with a
major in Political Science. It made sense at the time. Now I am in grad
school working on a Masters in Political Science. What areas do you teach?
kimberly
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Hi
If you are interested in a good book about poor women and children, you
might want to find "Women and Children Last". I will get back to you with
an author, or you might want to find it at amazon.com. I tutored in social
welfare policy class last semester and this was one of the books on the
Dismissal of Clinton case debated
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At 06:13 PM 1/21/99 -0500, you wrote:
At Thu, 21 Jan 1999 17:09:22 -0500, you wrote:
At 02:42 AM 1/21/99 EST, you wrote:
I have been following this debate with much interest for a personal
reason. I
am the companion of three rescued potbellied pigs. They are most certainly
thinking, feeling
Hi mtmolle --
Possibly true... but wouldn't you agree that the suffering inflicted on
animals
mirrors that of humans? Wouldn't you agree also, that much of the cruelty
inflicted in this world has not really changed, except with regard to WHO it
is directed at??
If we "allow," even condone,
At 08:55 AM 1/22/99 -0500, you wrote:
Respecting someone inflicting suffering-damn veggies know how to make a
meat eater feel guilty. Guess what, I will still eat meat. Respecting
tribal life is not respecting suffering or the infliction of suffering.
And as regards to "arent plants alive"
Oops,
I have not retrieved my e-mail for a few days on just read the message
regarding ending "the veggie debate." Sorry for sending the last two
responses.
And, BTW... THANKS for making it end!! Now I can go back to leading a
normal life [g]
- Charlotte.
I am a member of an activist group with the interest of uniting both the
activists as well as their causes. We are planning a series of
presentations centering on different issues. I brought up the idea of
ecofeminism. I am looking for anyone interested in speaking on
ecofeminism (who is
Just wanted to point out that buying books via amazon.com is putting
independents out of business. Please consider the implications. And I'd be
glad to say more!
I only suggested amazon.com as a reference to look up authors, books, and
information about books. I didn't imply for anyone to purcase the books
through them.
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Subject: Re: Agenda for healing the world
Dear All:
This is x-posted from ASEH-L with permission. Sorry about any
duplicates.
Stefanie Rixecker
ECOFEM Coordinator
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1) Not all ecofeminists are American.
2) America is not the centre of the universe.
Please spare me further updates on America's response Clinton's sex
life. This is not an ecofeminist issue or even a issue of interest at
all to those of us who don't live in the US of A.
Sandra
Sandra,
I posted the article because Clinton has been a topic discussed recently by
some members of the list. Just because a topic concerns American news or
government should not be a reason for it to be restricted. If you have news
from/about your country you are free to post it, as everyone
Wow! I can see that the ecofem listserv is in the same quandry as our
ecofemmers were at last years conference on the subject of meat eating.
The banter on this list really shows what an emotional subject the
consumption of food is for humans, and how strongly attached they are to
their ideas
Kimberley
You say I am free to post info from/about my country on the Ecofem
list. So suppose I were to begin sending lenghthy messages to the list
about cricket scandals (e.g., bribery of Australian players by Indian
bookies, 'throwing' by a Sri Lankan bowlers)? These matters are as
exciting
I find the current American presidential and congressional debate deplorable,
however, there are many issues spinning through this miasma which may be more
universally pertinent to ecofeminist thinkers. This list appears to have a
very diverse membership and perhaps it is time to make comment
It's an important time for buffalo supporters to take action
5 Buffalo Nations volunteers arrested, new legal defense fund opens
Horse Butte bison capture trap to open and start sending buffalo to
death any day now!
DOL refuses to accept more lenient federal standards for bison
I submit that whether Al Gore or Gary Bauer is elected prez of the US in Y2K will
matter a great deal to both ecological and civil rights concerns, not only here, but
globally.
Joe E. Dees
Poet, Pagan, Philosopher
Interesting that you should ask about speakers who can discuss both
ecofeminism and activism. I was just asked today regarding someone who
could come to my campus, University of South Florida on March 31. Let me
know if someone from Florida responds, or if anyone else on the list has
first, thanks to those who sent
me citations on deep ecology. i went to wash u's library, found a
couple of them, and read a bit. my next question is on human genetic
engineering. i'm looking for text on it which addresses its ethical/moral
ramifications, separate from religion. both cites for
I agree with Elizabeth about nixing the fertility bit. Zero
population growth needs to start somewhere. Nan
No nixing fertility!! The world is in more danger from mass extinction
than anything else. Loss of biodiversity is loss of ecosystemic fertility.
Loss of fertility is lethal. Fertility
Dear Alex,
I highly recommend Chris King's web site for genetic technology and
so much more:
http://matu1.math.auckland.ac.nz/~king/Preprints/book/genesis.htm
http://matu1.math.auckland.ac.nz/~king/Preprints/book/genes/genes.htm#anchor136381
Johannes Dingler's PhD research deals with
Thanks Sandra, I couldn't agree more.
The past few weeks have again seemed frustrating for me. Debates about
veggies, animals, that drag on and are repeated every time a new person
comes in; usually wiithout anything new being said (since it seems people
don't bother to check the journal and
At Wed, 27 Jan 1999 16:53:03 +1200, you wrote:
I agree with Elizabeth about nixing the fertility bit. Zero
population growth needs to start somewhere. Nan
No nixing fertility!! The world is in more danger from mass extinction
than anything else. Loss of biodiversity is loss of
I have no problem with posts you might make regarding scandal in your homeland
because I am confident you can provide insights from your own cultural
perspective without an ecofeminist framework. I for one will certainly be
interested in exploring issues that may arise from your postings. The
Fertility is not always relative to bearing a physical being, but may refer to
the continual development of an entity, being, or process such as a
relationship. This item may need a little wordsmithing, but I am hardly
allergic to the word "fertility" . Check a good thesaurus for synonyms such as
Joe:
Say more about your concern from an ecofeminist view. What are the
possibilities in your view and, most important, how might these change the
power dynamics involved--locally, regionally, internationally?
Thanks.
Mtmolle
Hi Nan,
It's good to see you here, I'm delighted that you've stuck with us
through the Veggie WWW (World Wide Wrestling) match.
Besides potatoes, what other crops are growing in southern Idaho? I'm
trying to locate any and all agrifibers, prefer waste from agriculture
and other areas of
Sandra,
I didn't realize my one post was "lengthy messages"; however, I apologize
and will refrain from posting any additional U.S. Impeachment news and/or
updates.
kimberly
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Subject:
Ecofem,
I haven't had time to check the source, Bob Mueller. But I know for fact that
Monsanto is always developing some new chemical or biogenetic twist that always
causes angst given time.
This came in from Angela today.
/donna
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