
Françoise d’Eaubonne
Françoise d’Eaubonne was a pioneering French ecofeminist and activist, recognized for coining key concepts such as 'phallocracy' and 'ecofeminism'. Her involvement in the anti-nuclear movement, particularly the 1974 bombing at the Fessenheim nuclear power plant, marked a significant moment in her life, which she regarded as a pinnacle of her activism. D’Eaubonne's work has gained renewed attention as her grandson David Dufresne uncovers her legacy in his recent literary investigation.
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Françoise d’Eaubonne is known for introducing the concept of ecofeminism and linking environmental issues with social inequalities.
3 august: Ziua în care Veronica Micle s-a sinucis, la 39 de ani, la 50 de zile după decesul lui Mihai Eminescu. Cum şi-a premeditat moarteaAdevărul·
Romania· 2026-08-03
Françoise d’Eaubonne was a pioneering ecofeminist and the grandmother of David Dufresne.
« Remember Fessenheim », de David Dufresne : le feuilleton littéraire de Tiphaine SamoyaultLe Monde·
France· 2025-10-02
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