STS 210 - Final Exam

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Modernism?

Says nature is a big mechanism that can be explained by Res Cognitans and Res Extensa

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Res Cognitans?

The non-physical thanking substance that is distinct from the world of matter

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Res Extensa?

The physical world that is separate from the mind

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How does Judeo-Christianity spur on the environmental crisis (Lynn White)?

Says God is the only sacred thing and because it doesn’t exist on Earth, the Earth isn’t sacred; also an emphasis on gnosticism, logocentrism and progressive narratives

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What is the reason behind the environmental crisis according to Paul Shepard?

Rejection of human nature, biology and animality as a whole in Western culture, humanity views the Neolithic Rev as the birth of our humanity when in reality it was hunter-gathering

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Seventh generation amendment?

Way of situating yourself by thinking 7 generations ahead and behind

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Murray Bookchin’s issues with deep ecology?

It is misanthropic in nature, calls for an extermination of humans; says it fails to link the environmental crisis with authoritarianism, fails to recognize potential of humans

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Dave Foreman?

Started the Earth First movement which used extreme monkeywrenching tactics as a form of protest for the environmental crisis; seen as leader of deep ecology

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How is nature pigeonholed by man (Paul Shepard)?

It is made in mans image through our language and science (which doesn’t promote the respect of nature)

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How can ecological thinking exist in current time/space?

Must confront our philosophical problems of the meaning of man

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How did exploitation of nature begin (Lynn White)?

With humanity’s shift towards agriculture, everything was informed by religion which meant the dominance of man over nature

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Why does environmental destruction unequivocally affect Indigenous people (Winona LaDuke)?

The environment is intertwined with their identity, the loss they feel is both personal and cultural

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Bresette’s application of seventh generation amendment to the US constitution?

Curbing corporate power, legal protections for the commons, long-term responsibility

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Minobimaatisiiwin?

Living the good life in the context of happiness and cultural teachings

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In what way is society oil addicts (Winona LaDuke)?

We constantly justify our increased efforts to extract because we lack perspective for other ways to meet our energy demands

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Ecofeminism (Karen Warren)?

Refers to the connections between the domination of women and nature

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Difference between solidarity and unity?

Unity refers to sameness between members in a group whereas solidarity is where people meet where they are for a common goal

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Framework of ecofeminism?

Value-hierarchal thinking, value-dualisms, logic of domination

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Deconstruction (Jacques Derrida)?

Process of exploring the concepts of tradition that has been imposed on things, derived from structuralism

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Structuralism?

Meanings of words/signs is dependent on the relationship between the signified and signifier

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Sexual Politics of Meat (Carol Adams)?

Makes the visual comparison between advertised meat and the portrayal of women in magazines (absent referent or hidden from awareness)

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Gerda Lerner vs Andree Collard?

Lerner says that the patriarchy emerged with war/agriculture while Collard says it emerged when men began hunting

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Cultural vs radical feminists?

Cultural says the relationship between women and nature is positive (allows us to be sensitive), radical says the relationship is negative

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Cyborg feminism (Donna Haraway)?

Says women should be identified as technology because of our essential differences from men

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Why do men resist green behaviour?

It is considered unmanly

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Don’t mess with Texas campaign?

Originally for anti-littering but was extremely successful in its message, can be applied to male resistance towards green behaviour

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Populism?

Framework that represents the political opposition between the people and its oppressive other, people are held together by master/empty signifiers

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Master signifier of blue collar workers?

Hard work

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Who was the oppressor in the eyes of the freedom convoy?

Justin Trudeau

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New elites vs new commoners?

Elites are university-educated, marginalized feminists while commoners are the blue-collar workers

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Frontier masculinity?

Represented by the cowboy, associated with rural work outside of civilized values

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Just Transition?

A framework for a fair/sustainable shift to a low carbon economy through retraining oil workers, investment in green jobs, etc

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What is the key to the dual oppression of both women and nature according to Val Plumwood?

Western focus on rationalism

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Relational self?

Where someone is both related and independent in their identity, connected to everything without being a hivemind

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Val Plumwood critiques of deep ecology?

Obliterates all distinction, expanded self is an extension of egoism, connection to the cosmos cannot attach us to nature

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What is Val Plumwood against?

Thinking of the environment as being embedded in a human-based ETHICAL attitude (should focus on emotion), rights-based ethics (animal-rights) and Western separation from nature