In 2022, Verso published Ruth Hottell's translation of the text that coined the name of this movement, marking its first publication in English. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this movement that the radical French author Francoise d’Eaubonne theorized would cause a global revolution, or “mutation,” as discussed in her 1974 text offering an ultimatum of a related movement “or Death.”
ANSWER: ecofeminism [prompt on feminism or Feminism or Death; prompt on Le Féminisme ou la mort]
[10m] In challenging a “logic of domination,” ecofeminist Karen Warren expanded this two-word framework. Aldo Leopold, who coined this framework in A Sand County Almanac, summarized it as, "A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community."
ANSWER: land ethic [accept “The Land Ethic”; prompt on ethic]
[10e] Mary Daly discussed the "Metaethics of Radical Feminism" in a 1978 book whose title prepends this prefix to "Ecology," punning on an area of medicine often paired with obstetrics.
ANSWER: gyn [or gyno; accept Gyn/Ecology or gynecology]
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