Episode 21: Nature? I Hardly Know Her! (Women & Nature Pt.1)

A nymph, portrayed as an elven-like woman, emerges from water holding a see-through piece of cloth over her body.

Nymph, 3.5e

Sources

Definitions

Ecofeminism - [x] [x]

Nymphomania - [x]

Nympholepsy - [x]

Personification - [x]

Ecofeminism - [x] [x]

Critique - [x]

Ecofeminism (Maria Mies & Vandana Shiva) - [x]

Françoise d’Eaubonne - [x]

Nature Deities - [x]

Aerdrie Faenya - [x]

Anhur - [x]

Baervan Wildwanderer - [x]

Deep Sashelas - [x]

Gwaeron Windstrom - [x]

Two nymphs, portrayed as fey women, lounge around a tree, one wears a dress made of fall leaves while the other wears a dress made of spring leaves.

Nymph, 4e

Hiatea - [x]

Isis - [x]

Khalreshaar - [x]

Lurue - [x]

Mielikki - [x]

Malar - [x]

Nobanion - [x]

Nula [x]

Osiris - [x]

Rillifane Rallathil - [x]

Sebek - [x]

Segojan Earthcaller - [x]

Sekolah - [x]

Set - [x]

Sheela Peryroyl - [x]

Shiallia - [x]

Silvanus - [x]

Solonor Thelandira - [x]

Stronmaus - [x]

Talona - [x]

Talos - [x]

Thard Harr - [x]

Ubtao - [x]

Ulutiu - [x]

Water Lion - [x]

Watil - [x]

Yathaghera - [x]

A dryad, portrayed as a tree creature with two arms and two legs, walks along a dirty path. The figure also has breast carved from wood.

Dryad, 4e

Sourcebooks

1e Monster Manual - [x]

2e Monstrous Manual - [x]

3e Monster Manual II - [x]

5e Monster Manual - [x]

Stats - [x]

Women & Nature Context

Deities

Persephone - [x]

Demeter - [x]

Poseidon - [x]

Emerson Quote - [x] [x]

“Is Female to Male as Nature Is to Culture?” (Sherry B. Ortner) - [x]

Miall Theory - [x]

Mother Nature - [x]

Simone de Beauvoir - [x]

Romantic Writing Period - [x]

Wordsworth Quote - [x]

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