Slime, Gender, and Environment: Misogyny's Slimic Entanglements with Ecophobia.

The article explores the critical intersections between cultural perceptions of slime, gender, and environmental ethics. Topics include the misogynistic representations of slime in philosophical texts, particularly those of Jean-Paul Sartre; the historical entanglement of slime with ecological fears and feminine sexuality; and the implications of these cultural narratives for understanding contemporary environmental challenges.