Representation of Women and Nature in Abhi Subedi’s Māyādevikā Sapanā

The article aims to analyze the depiction of women and nature in Abhi Subedi’s play, Māyādevikā Sapanā [Dreams Mayadevi] (2008) from ecofeminist perspective. play associates suggests that there is similarity between domination exploitation by men patriarchy. female characters criticize patriarchal gender roles based on hierarchy dualism. They identify patriarchy as root cause violence against nature. Ecofeminist critics point out are conceptual, symbolic, linguistic connections feminist ecological issues. Vandana Shiva Maria Mies assert it same mindset dominates exploits Carolyn Merchant posits modern capitalism treats a wild who needs be tamed controlled. Val Plumwood argues western philosophy, which prioritizes reason emotion, key oppression world. These suggest feminism should also deal with issues because destruction harms more than men. Thus, perspective relevant Sapanā. finding reveals unfriendly nature; ecology intertwined.