September 10, 2025

Ecofeminist Visions: Exploring the Exploitation of Women and Nature in Cook's The New Wilderness and Sterling's Camp Zero

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Analysis explores environmental degradation and gender oppression in Cook's and Sterling's works, suggesting urgent action needed.

The research highlights the intersection of environmental degradation and gender inequality, presenting a critical perspective on dystopian narratives.
Findings show how the characters Bea, Agnes, and Rose illustrate male oppression against women and nature in a capitalist patriarchal context.
Qualitative descriptive methodology reveals the oppressive strategies employed by patriarchal structures in the selected texts.
The research emphasizes the need to address gender inequality and climate crisis to secure a sustainable future.

Akram et al. (2025) studied this question.

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