Karen J. Warren is professor of philosophy at Macalester College.

Warren has provided a useful book for feminist and environmental philosophy instruction. She makes a number of interesting arguments in very accessible ways in chapters on vegeterianism, social justice, spirituality, and ecofeminism as a particularly Western philosophical movement. This informative overview and set of arguments about ecofeminism as a productive philosophical and social movement is a very useful resource for academic libraries.

• Chapter 1 Nature Is a Feminist Issue: Motivating Ecofeminism by Taking Empirical Data SeriouslyChapter 2 What Are Ecofeminists Saying? An Overview of Ecofeminist PositionsChapter 3 Quilting Ecofeminist Philosophy: A Western Perspective on What Ecofeminist Philosophy IsChapter 4 How Should We Treat Nature? Ecofeminist Philosophy and Environmental EthicsChapter 5 Ethics in a Fruit Bowl: Ecofeminist EthicsChapter 6 Must Everyone Be Vegetarian? Ecofeminist Philosophy and Animal WelfarismChapter 7 What Is Ecological about Ecofeminist Philosophy? Ecofeminist Philosophy, Ecosystem Ecology, and Leopold's Land EthicChapter 8 With Justice for All: Ecofeminist Philosophy and Social JusticeChapter 9 Surviving Patriarchy: Ecofeminist Philosophy and Spirituality