A Study on the Core Tenets of Ecofeminism in the Select Novels of Anita Nair

This paper explores the ecofeministic themes in Anita Nair's complete works, analyzing her characters, narratives, and themes through an ecofeministic lens. Nair's works highlight the interconnectedness between gender oppression and environmental degradation, emphasizing the need for an inclusive and holistic approach towards social and ecological justice. The paper examines ecofeminism's core ideas, including the interconnectedness of oppressions, valuing diversity and pluralism, ethics of care and responsibility, intersectionality, and ecofeminist activism and praxis. The analysis of Anita Nair's novels offers insights into the multifaceted implications of patriarchy, recognizing the importance of intersectional approaches in addressing social and ecological issues. The paper also highlights the significance of literature in fostering ecofeminist perspectives and promoting sustainable, equitable, and just relationships between humans and the environment.