All of the endorsements are in! Check them all out, under the "praise" tab 🥰 mitpress.mit.edu/978026204963... (I'll post them all in a thread below; what an honor and joy! so much gratitude💖) - ThreadSky

ambikamath.bsky.social • 94 days ago

All of the endorsements are in! Check them all out, under the "praise" tab 🥰 https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262049634/feminism-in-the-wild/
(I'll post them all in a thread below; what an honor and joy! so much gratitude💖)

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ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

“I devoured this book in a day; it's a fascinating insight into the insidious effect of cultural bias. Smart and stimulating, Feminism in the Wild forces the reader to reconsider the lens through which we view the natural world. I highly recommend it.”
Lucy Cooke, zoologist; filmmaker; author

ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

“A wonderful exploration of animal biology using the power of interdisciplinary thinking. Rich in detail, it is funny, accessible, engaging, persuasive, and powerful. This is glorious storytelling and a tour de force!”
Banu Subramaniam, Women's and Gender Studies, Wellesley College

ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

“Feminism in the Wild brilliantly unravels the oppressive societal views entrenched in mainstream science, instead articulating an expansive scientific practice that feels not only ethical but liberatory. The most transformative scientific book I've ever read.”
Sabrina Imbler

ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

“A must-read for anyone working to understand our fellow creatures. Every chapter had me questioning assumptions, turning over paradigms, and—most of all—looking forward to what comes next.”
Cara Giaimo, science journalist; coauthor of Atlas Obscura: Wild Life

ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

“Clear, engagingly written, and provocative. A worthy successor to Levins and Lewontin's The Dialectical Biologist.”
@jblosos.bsky.social, author of The Cat's Meow: How Cats Evolved from the Savanna to Your Sofa

ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

“Every student of animal behavior—from curious children to professional zoologists—should read this book. It makes plain the forces that have skewed our understanding of what animals do, and gives us a foundation upon which we can build a better science.”
Ed Yong

bugeric.bsky.social•94 days ago

I am already intrigued, and applaud you both for tackling this highly important topic. Congratulations!

ambikamath.bsky.social•94 days ago

thank you!

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