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January 18, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Ecofeminism for the 99% - Three Theses

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IJIwona Janicka

Key Points

  • The piece aims to establish ecofeminism as a crucial resource for political order amidst the climate crisis.
  • Proposes three theses on ecofeminism
  • Discusses the concept of coarticulated demos
  • Introduces the idea of a politics of cohabitability.
  • Highlights the necessity of integrating ecology with feminist politics
  • Emphasizes repairs and generative practices among humans and nonhumans
  • Suggests a new political framework for climate action.

Abstract

Ecology is fundamental to any form of politics today, including feminism. This piece - something between a manifesto and a prefigurative gesture - offers three theses to establish ecofeminism as one of the key theoretical and practical resources for a new political order in an age of climate crisis. Rather than thinking about humans as representing nature, it proposes to consider humans and nonhumans as “coarticulated demos” that engages together in generative and reparative political practices. It advances a “politics of cohabitability” as a new form of politics and political practice.

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Iwona Janicka (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/696c7835eb60fb80d13965b8https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18270443
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