Marti Kheel

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Marti Kheel (born 1948 in New York City , † November 19, 2011 in Greenwich ) was an animal liberation activist , vegan researcher and environmental ethicist . Her book Nature Ethics: An Ecofeminist Perspective (2008) and the much discussed and reprinted essay The Liberation of Nature: A Circular Affair (1984) are considered to pave the way for the ethics of care approach of feminist environmental ethics , which she shared with Josephine Donovan and Carol J. Adams developed and defended. Kheel co-founded Feminists for Animal Rights in 1982 .

She was one of five other children of the journalist Ann Sunstein Kheel († 2003) and the lawyer Theodore W. Kheel (1914-2010). Kheel first studied history at the University of Wisconsin , then moved to McGill University and graduated in 1983 with an MA from the Department of Sociology . By 1986, she completed another MA program at Antioch University , before finally receiving her PhD from the Graduate Theological Union of the University of California, Berkeley . Most recently, she held a visiting professorship in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management of this alma mater . A specialist conference for eco-feminist exchange with a focus on Kheels work is scheduled for 2012 at Wesleyan University .

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  • Marti Kheel: Sexism in language: a case study of language change at McGill University . 1983. (Master's thesis at the Department of Sociology at McGill University )
  • Marti Kheel: Women, ethics, and anima (l) s . 1986. (Master's thesis at Antioch University )
  • Marti Kheel: An ecofeminist critique of holist nature ethics: attending to non-human animals . In: Graduate Theological Union . 2000. (Ph.D. Thesis at the Graduate Theological Union of the University of California, Berkeley )
  • Marti Kheel: Nature ethics: An ecofeminist perspective . Rowman & Littlefield Pub Inc, 2008, ISBN 0-7425-5201-2 .
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  4. Obituary for Marti's mother.
  5. ^ Obituary for Marti's father.
  6. ^ Joint obituary by Josephine Donovan , Batya Bauman , Lori Gruen and Carol J. Adams .