地球是一个处于更年期的大坏蛋。

IF 1.1 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Beth Stephens,Annie Sprinkle
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在这篇文章中,生态性艺术家和活动家贝丝-斯蒂芬斯和安妮-斯普林克将我们的地球重新塑造成一个处于更年期的女同性恋。这种对地球 "母亲 "特质的置换重新调整了气候变化和 "同意 "的紧迫问题。她们认识到拟人化的常见误区,认为将地球想象成一个男同性恋的同性恋情人,可以实现一种彻底体现的、快乐的环境政治模式。斯蒂芬斯和斯普林克将她们的身体与地球置于一种同性恋相互依存的关系中,她们发明了新的世界存在方式,通过培养与我们的星球之间充满爱和游戏性的关系,摆脱了对地球的虐待和榨取关系。他们将 "布奇地球 "设想为一个开关,邀请我们进入多种体现性、感性、用心的反应,超越自我-他者范式的限制。为了对抗榨取和剥削的统治行为,艺术家们提出了一种共同感知而非同意的道德实践,在这种实践中,人类通过感官调整自己与地球的关系,这个过程是通过与地球反复的、共同的、非一夫一妻制的婚姻来实现的。斯蒂芬斯和斯普林克的好奇心和想象力邀请读者在爱和感性的基础上,与地球共同游戏,共同思考。
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The earth is a big badass butch dyke in menopause.
In this article, ecosexual artists and activists Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle re-envision our planet as a butch dyke in menopause. This displacement of the "mother" earth trope re-orients the urgent questions of climate change and consent. Acknowledging the common pitfalls of anthropomorphism, they argue that imagining the Earth as a butch dyke lover enables a radically embodied and joyous mode of environmentalist politics. Stephens and Sprinkle situate their bodies in continuity with the earth in a relationship of queer interdependency as they invent new ways of being in the world that disengage from an abusive, extractive relation to the earth through the cultivation of a loving, playful relationship with our planet. They envision Butch Earth as a switch who invites us into a multitude of embodied, sensual, mindful responses beyond the limits of self-other paradigms. To counter the dominionistic practice of extraction and exploitation, the artists propose an ethical practice of co-sense, rather than consent, in which humans attune themselves to the earth via the senses, a process enabled by repeated, communal, non-monogamous marriages to the planet. Stephens & Sprinkle's curiosity and imagination invite the reader to play and perhaps think about the Earth reciprocally in a relationship grounded by love and sensuality.
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Journal of Lesbian Studies
Journal of Lesbian Studies SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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2.20
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27
期刊介绍: The Journal of Lesbian Studies examines the cultural, historical, and interpersonal impact of the lesbian experience on society, keeping all readers—professional, academic, or general—informed and up to date on current findings, resources, and community concerns. Independent scholars, professors, students, and lay people will find this interdisciplinary journal essential on the topic of lesbian studies!
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