Unearthing ecosexuality: Archaeological and genealogical reflections on the origins and future of a movement

Angelaki 24 (6):76-94 (2019)
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In this article, ecosexuality – as popularized by activist-artists Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle – is explored through archaeological and genealogical means. Through an archaeological le...

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