01157nas a2200121   4500008004100000245005900041210005700100260001200157520076100169100001800930700001800948856006900966       2014                        eng d00a(Re)Productivity in a Perspective of Material Feminism0 aReProductivity in a Perspective of Material Feminism  aLeipzig3 aIn order to strive towards a more sustainable society, it is important to reconsider the relationships between culture (thus economy) and nature which implies questioning powerful dichotomization and hierarchization that are structuring western societies. The idea of nature as a mere resource for the exploits of mankind has led to crisis-laden phenomena as well as the naturalized conceptualization of the female body hence of women as such. This paper suggests a discussion about whether stronger linkages between already existing feminist concepts of degrowth (Caring Economies) and new theoretical approaches of Material Feminism - which explicitly take nature into account - could be fruitful and lead to a new feminist ontology of ecological matter.1 aWember, Carla1 aBrettin, Suse  uhttps://degrowth.community/conference2014/scientific-papers/3672