Elizabeth A. Johnson Ordre des livres (chronologique)

Exploring the connections between the treatment of women and the environment, Elizabeth Johnson updates her 1993 lecture in this revised edition. She argues that the degradation of the natural world and the erosion of women's status have worsened, influenced by rising religious fundamentalism. Johnson highlights how perceptions of nature as "feminine" contribute to its exploitation, revealing a deeper critique of patriarchal structures that govern both women and the earth. The work calls for a reevaluation of these intertwined issues in contemporary society.

Sea lions are amazing creatures! These cute and friendly mammals are also very good hunters. Learn what they eat and how they live in the big blue ocean.

Swim along with beluga whales in the Arctic Ocean! These unique creatures love to talk. Learn what they eat and how they live in the big blue ocean.

Killer whales aren't really whales at all! These striking animals are actually dolphins. Learn what they eat and how they live in the big blue ocean.

Crawl across the ocean floor with octopuses. They can change colours and blend in with their surroundings to hide from predators. Learn what they eat and how they live in the big blue ocean.

Winner of the Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Religion. This classic explains what feminist theology is and how can we rediscover the feminine God within the Christian tradition. A profound vision of Christian theology, women’s experience, and emancipation.