the well-concern for the well-being of the Earth and all forms of life that our Earth supports. Reweaving the World is a major resource on ecofeminism, gathering in a single volume articles, essays, and poetic prose pieces by the foremost writers, scholars, activists, artists, and spiritual teachers of this movement Interweaving politics and philosophy, theory and activism, this provocative collection advocates a restoration of harmony in a global environment damaged by a devaluation of nature and women.ContributorsSally AbbottPaula Gunn AllenRachel L. BagbyCarol P. ChristIrene DiamondRiane EislerYaakov Jerome GarbSusan GriffinCynthia HamiltonIrene JavorsCatherine KellerMara Lynn KellerMarti KheelYnestra KingCarolyn MerchantLin NelsonGloria Feman OrensteinJudith PlantLee QuinbyArisika RazakJulia Scofield RussellVandana ShivaCharlene SpretnakStarhawkBrian SwimmeMichael E. ZimmermanIrene Diamond lives in Eugene, Oregon, where she teaches at the University of Oregon and participates in local Green politics and related ecofeminist educational activities. Her most recent book is Feminism and Foucault: Reflection on Resistance, co-edited with Lee Quinby.Gloria Feman Orenstein is an associate professor of comparative literature and teaches in the Program for the Study of Women and Men in Society at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. She is the author of The Reflowering of the Goddess and The Theatre of the Marvelous: Surrealism and the Contemporary Stage.

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