Ecofeminism in Selected Novels by Barbara Kingsolver, NoViolet Bulawayo, and Anita Nair: A Comparative Study

Empowering Nature and Women: Ecofeminist Analysis of Atwood's <i>The Edible Woman</i> and Watson's <i>Tiny Sunbirds Faraway</i>

A New Reading of Eco-feminism in Two Modern American Fictions

"The Ecofeminist and Gaian Spirituality: Subverting the Patriarchal Discourse in Doris Lessing’s Selected Novels "

Fiction as an Expression of Social and Environmental Commitment: An Ecosocialist Reading of Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior

Regaining Harmony with Nature: An Ecofeminist Study of Margaret Atwood's the Animals in That Country

The Use of Bionarrative Strategies for Trans-species Communication in Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior (2012)

An Ecofeminist Reading of Salwa Bakr''''s "Thirty-One Beautiful Green Trees " and "Worms at the Flower Garden"

“The Question of Land and Woman: Alan Paton’s Cry, the Beloved Country from an Ecofeminist Perspective”

Ecocritical Reading of Margret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake