실낙원에 대한 생태여성주의적 비평: 이중구조적 가치관(남성 대 여성, 인간 대 자연)과 '지배의 논리'를 중심으로 (An Ecofeministic Critique on Paradise Lost: With Special Reference to the Value Dualisms (Man vs. Woman and the Mankind vs. Nature) and 'the Logic of Domination)

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초록

Ecofeminism maintains, because there are important connections between the domination of women and the domination of nature, nature's liberation from human beings' domination without women's liberation from men's domination is simply impossible, and nature's liberation can be accomplished only on the premise of women's liberation. According to ecofeminism, especially radical cultural constructionist one, men's duplex rule over women and nature is exercised through 'the logic of domination' which means that for any pair of value A and value B, if A is morally superior to B, then A's domination and subordination of B ismorally justified.
The value pairs most frequently spotted by ecofeminists to be harmful to both women and nature include the male vs. the female, the mental vs. the physical (especially the bodily), the civilized vs. the natural, and the rational vs. the sensitive. Under patriarchy,in each pair, the former is usually considered to be morally superior to the latter, and the formers and the latters are equalized with each other value in their own groups by gender.
John Milton's Paradise Lost is read to contain the logic of domination coupled with value-hierarchical thinking and value daulisms in the formof the man, Adamover the woman, Eve, wisdom over outer-appearance, and the mankind over nature, and to genderize wisdomand the mankind as masculine and outer-appearance and nature as feminine. Therefore, purposely or not, the poem justifies men's domination over both women and nature

영어초록

Ecofeminism maintains, because there are important connections between the domination of women and the domination of nature, nature's liberation from human beings' domination without women's liberation from men's domination is simply impossible, and nature's liberation can be accomplished only on the premise of women's liberation. According to ecofeminism, especially radical cultural constructionist one, men's duplex rule over women and nature is exercised through 'the logic of domination' which means that for any pair of value A and value B, if A is morally superior to B, then A's domination and subordination of B ismorally justified.
The value pairs most frequently spotted by ecofeminists to be harmful to both women and nature include the male vs. the female, the mental vs. the physical (especially the bodily), the civilized vs. the natural, and the rational vs. the sensitive. Under patriarchy,in each pair, the former is usually considered to be morally superior to the latter, and the formers and the latters are equalized with each other value in their own groups by gender.
John Milton's Paradise Lost is read to contain the logic of domination coupled with value-hierarchical thinking and value daulisms in the formof the man, Adamover the woman, Eve, wisdom over outer-appearance, and the mankind over nature, and to genderize wisdomand the mankind as masculine and outer-appearance and nature as feminine. Therefore, purposely or not, the poem justifies men's domination over both women and nature

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