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The New Artemis?
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 225–238 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Humans and Hunting Women Who Hunt Why Do You Hunt? The Thrill of the Kill How Did You Learn to Hunt? With Whom? Women Hunting What Does It Feel Like? The New Artemis? Notes.
The New Artemis ‐ women who hunt hunting, traditionally male‐dominated activities ‐ as sport and waging war ecological feminist view of hunting ‐ historical, experiential, symbolic, and theoretical The Hunting Hypotheses, Robert Ardrey describing widespread, popular belief ‐ that humans are the singular primate hunter drawing on Freud, hunting justified as fulfillment of a primal “instinctive urge” Kheel, identifying “the mental and moral framework ‐ underlying ties between hunting and environmental movement” “women's place” in post‐World War II American outdoors magazines ‐ Andrea Smalley, evidence of women's participation in hunting Homer's Artemis' personality ‐ her relationship with nature, and her pleasure in hunting
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