Delve into the interconnectedness of nature, culture, and gender with this seminal exploration of Indian ecofeminism. Porselvi brilliantly applies ecofeminist criticism, utilizing a unique typology of Indian folktales to reveal their powerful ‘Mother Earth Discourse.’ Uncover profound insights into the woman-nature proximity, the spirit of interdependence, and the ecological consciousness embedded within India’s rich folklore. This book is indispensable for academics, students of gender studies, environmental humanities, and anyone fascinated by the cultural representation of nature in India.