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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07807-3 the role of women in that process. The main analytical purpose here is to detect the temporal patterns of a female subjectivity situated in a specific context: between the traditional, industrial world of Silesian mining and the postindustrial trends of global climate change, between the near past and the unknown future.

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Ecofeminism and Social Reproduction: Towards Subsistence Economiesnd its theoretical framework and redirect it to the question of social reproduction. Instead of presenting ecofeminism as a cultural trend, it should be considered from the Marxist-feminist angle as a movement that aims to change the world by resisting all the forms of discrimination and exploitation of people and nature.

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Silesian Women’s Situated Identity and the Question of Subjectivity: The Power of the Past and Promi the role of women in that process. The main analytical purpose here is to detect the temporal patterns of a female subjectivity situated in a specific context: between the traditional, industrial world of Silesian mining and the postindustrial trends of global climate change, between the near past and the unknown future.

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Britain’s Imperial Century, 1815–1914le energy sources for all citizens. The energy justice framework identifies energy injustices based on three tenets: distributive, recognitional, and procedural justice. Insights into the gendered inequalities of energy needs, use, and access could contribute to designing energy transition policies that acknowledge and address current injustices.

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Women Engendering the Just Energy Transitionle energy sources for all citizens. The energy justice framework identifies energy injustices based on three tenets: distributive, recognitional, and procedural justice. Insights into the gendered inequalities of energy needs, use, and access could contribute to designing energy transition policies that acknowledge and address current injustices.

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