aby som bol spravodlivý, samotnej Warren som zrejme krivdil, ako naznačuje recenzia knihy z 1994, ktorú editovala...

"There are signs that within the past five years ecofeminist discourse has finally begun to surface across an impressive range of academic disciplines, in particular, literature, art, philosophy, sociology and politics. This period has also coincided with the formulation of a ‘social’ or ‘critical’ ecofeminism (e.g. Plumwood 1993) which, one may argue, has put more labour into theorising the philosophical interconnections between the domination of ‘women’ and ‘nature’. Moreover, this strand of ecofeminist discourse lays to rest the earlier charges of essentialism and individualism which were (and mistakenly are ) levelled against ‘ecofeminism’ - repeatedly treated as homogenous and marginalised as atheoretical. Importantly, social ecofeminism is reflexive to reductionism and thus attempts a liberationary theory inclusive of, at least, gender, class, ‘race’ and nature. Consequently it grounds hopes for, and provides theoretical backup to, meaningful coalitionary politics."

http://www.lancs.ac.uk/staff/twine/ecofem/bookreview.html