Sharing the earth : an international environmental justice reader /

"The first of its kind, this anthology of eighty international primary literary texts--poems, short stories, personal essays, testimonials, activist statements, and group-authored visions--illuminates Environmental Justice as a concept and a movement worldwide in a way that is accessible to stu...

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Other Authors: Ammons, Elizabeth (Editor), Roy, Modhumita (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Athens, Georgia : University of Georgia Press, [2015]
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Elizabeth Ammons and Modhumita Roy
  • Iktomi and the Muskrat / Traditional Lakota story
  • Dove and Jackal / Traditional Xhosa Story
  • Those who would take over the earth / Lao Tzu
  • How America was discovered / Handsome Lake
  • A declaration from the poor oppressed people of England / Diggers and levellers
  • 1840 letter to Ralph Waldo Emerson / George Ripley
  • Speech of Lord Ashley to the parliament June 1842 / Lord Ashley
  • Slavery days as related by Snovey Jackson / WPA Slave narrative
  • from Das capital / Karl Marx
  • Huckleberries / Henry David Thoreau
  • Balai / Rabindranath Tagore
  • Song of the blantyre explosion / Scottish workers
  • John of God, the water carrier / Maria Cristina Mena
  • Po' Shady / Charles W. Chesnutt
  • Charity and social justice / Jane Addams
  • The smuggling of tie Co / Sui Sin Ear
  • From men of maize / Miguel Angel Asturias
  • One night with the fugitives / Sol T. Plaatje
  • Part two Speaking up-Speaking out
  • Graciella ; Love Canal ; shadow in stone ; assaults and invasions / Janice Mirikitani
  • The rubbish dump / steve chimombo
  • Napalm / Quan Barry
  • From untouchable / Mulk Raj Anand
  • Froms ways of dying / Zakes Mda
  • Left / Nikky Finney
  • An eight year old agricultural worker / Rigoberta Menchu
  • 1. / Mark nowak
  • Iron child / mo Yan
  • Multinational companies / Abdul Rasheed Na'Allah
  • The linkage between patenting of life forms, genetic engineering and food security / wangari maathai
  • Wiwi / witi Ihimaera
  • Sort by day, burn by night / rita Wong
  • The man with the hole in his face / Namwali Serpell
  • Black women and the wilderness/ Evelyn C. white
  • for the record / Adrienne Rich
  • from the king of trees / Ah Cheng.
  • [TOC continued] #24 / jayanta Mahapatra
  • Deadly radiation blues ; endangered species list blues / Jayne Cortez
  • Dying back ; endangered species list blues / Jayne Cortez
  • Dying back ; when earth becomes an "it" / Marilou Awiakta
  • from a small place / Jamaica kincaid
  • Western civilization / Agostinho Neto
  • Hanging clothes in the sun / Cheryl Savageau
  • Bringing forth new life / Sadako Kurihara
  • No ordinary sun / Hone Tuwhere
  • Stuff: chickens and bombs ; That's the place indians talk about ; to change life in a good way / Simon Ortiz
  • Wolf Blue / Alex Smith
  • Every traveler has one vermont poem / Audre Lorde
  • very few specimens-but a lot of bull / P. Sainath
  • Into the suburban wild / Jeffrey Myers-- Thieves of light / Martin Espada
  • From late victorian holocausts / Mike Davis
  • Boat ceremony / Ishimure Michiko
  • El Cementerio, Villa El Salvador, Peru / Julia Lisella
  • Letter from Mama dot / Fred D'aguiar
  • What holds the water, what holds the light / Linda Hogan
  • What I learned in Grenada / Tanya Shirley
  • Apple ; Speed / Roger Sedarat
  • interstate 93 / EJ class collective, 2013
  • Part three A world to win
  • The universal declaration of human rights / United Nations
  • Principles of environmental justice / People of color environmental leadership summit
  • The greater common good / Arundhati Roy
  • Bread and roses / Lawrence women workers
  • Whose earth is it, anyway? /James H. Cone
  • Grandmother Ishtoua teaches ; wisdoms of the corn / Marilou Awiakta
  • earth democracy in action / Vandana Shiva
  • Ogoni! Ogoni! ; To mandy Garner ; Summing up: defence statement / ken Saro Wiwa
  • Nobel peace prize lecture, 2004 / Wangari maathai
  • stop whining, start winning ; sustaining radicalism ; what are we waiting for? / Michael Albert.