Publication: Victorian eco-spiritualism : environmental citizenship and the occult revival in nineteenth-century women’s writing.
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Contreras Ameduri, Clara
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones.
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The purpose of this article is to explore the notion of environmental citizenship in the work of nineteenth-century spiritualist women. By examining female occultist participation in vegetarianism, anti-vivisection, and anti-industrial communalism, it is possible to observe an eco-spiritualist line in women’s writing, one which facilitated a more holistic and respectful approach to non-human subjectivities. Such texts therefore offer useful evidence of how spiritualist beliefs allowed women to influence public policies regarding the human-nature relationship in the long nineteenth century.
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IJES : international journal of English studies, V.24, N. 1, 2024, p. 117-133.
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